Jim's Loire

Concentrating mainly but not exclusively on the Loire's vineyards, its vignerons and their wines along with places to eat and stay. Also covers some recently published wine books – not just from Loire. Regional Chair for Loire @Decanter's World Wine Awards since its inception. Winner of the 2009 Wine Blog Trophy (journalist category) Salon des Vins de Loire. I have a large and expanding library of photos, particularly from the Loire – places, producers, vineyards etc. European.

Thursday, 7 July 2011

Layburn Enterprises Ltd: new owner of Oddbins' name registered in Isle of Man

Details from IOM companies register:

LAYBURN ENTERPRISES LIMITED
Burleigh Manor
Peel Road                          
Douglas IM1 5EP 
Isle of Man Company Number: 125751C

Who is Oddbins.com

David Peter Craine
Layburn Enterprises Limited
Burleigh Manor
Peel Road
Douglas
Isle Of Man IM1 5EP
United Kingdom

http://www.whois.net/whois/oddbins.com.com

Brief Biography
David Peter Craine, F.C.A J.P is Non-Executive Director of Hotel Corp. He is a former Chairman of the Isle of Man Society of Chartered Accountants, Mr. David is a founding member and Director of Peregrine Corporate Services Limited. A born and bred Manxman, David is also a Director in the Isle of Man firm of Browne Craine Associates Limited, an accountancy practice he founded with Maurice Singer in 1982. This firm being the successor to a long established and regarded local practice that was absorbed into the new partnership. Mr. David was also the Finance Director and Company Secretary of Webis Holdings plc formerly Betinternet.com plc which is an AIM listed company.

(From Hotel Corp Plc site)

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