Latest news and updates from Companies House
In this issue:
- objecting to a company being struck off the Companies House register
- free data protection training programme designed for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)
- the National Crime Agency (NCA) shares information to avoid becoming a victim of fraud
- Companies House launches new careers hub
Objecting to a company being struck off the Companies House register
From 1 December 2026, all objections to a company being struck off the Companies House register must be submitted through our Make an objection online service.
From this date, we'll no longer accept objections by email. You don't need to wait, you can use our online service now. This change will make submitting objections easier, quicker and more secure.
Free data protection training
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has launched Data Protection Essentials; a free, online training programme designed specifically for small businesses, charities and community organisations.
Short training modules will take you through what you need to know about data protection. You can learn at your own pace, with no previous data protection experience needed.
New fraud warnings from the National Crime Agency (NCA)
Fraud remains a significant problem for the UK. The NCA has shared information to help members of the public spot the signs and avoid becoming victims of fraud.
You can find short explainer videos on various types of fraud including:
- phishing fraud
- impersonation fraud
- investment fraud
Companies House launches new careers hub
Are you looking for a new career that's more than just a job?
Our new careers hub showcases how colleagues are developing their skills, progressing their careers and making an impact at Companies House.
Explore career stories, learning opportunities and current vacancies.
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