They do not necessarily describe what activities the charity carries out in order to achieve these objects. Charities which have been removed from the Register . The Register includes entries for organisations which have been removed from it, and when searching for a particular charity or group of charities you can specify whether you wish to include these in the search. When a charity has been removed from the Register, the reason is included in the details shown. For example, a charity may simply cease to exist or to operate, or it may be wound up and its work and assets transferred to another charity.
Some charities have subsidiaries.
A subsidiary has objects which are compatible with those of the main charity, but has its own governing document. To find details of a subsidiary charity you can either search by the registration number of the main charity, or by name or area of operation of the subsidiary itself. Group charities , as the name suggests, are comprised of a number of constituent charities grouped under one registration number. Again, each has its own governing document.