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==Persons with significant control==
 
==Persons with significant control==
 
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==In the news==
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*With David Lewis she co-founded the [[Commission for Looted Art in Europe]] in 1999 and is its co-chair. In 2001 they founded the Central Registry of Looted Cultural Property 1933–1945. She was appointed CBE in the King's Birthday Honours of June 2023 for services to the return of looted art. The commission's profile also lists her as a trustee of the [[Jewish Literary Foundation]] and Jewish Book Week, and says she sits on the British spoliation advisory committee.<ref name="CLAEWebber">Commission for Looted Art in Europe, [https://lootedart.com/anne-webber Anne Webber] ''lootedart.com'', accessed 20 October 2026.</ref>
  
 
==See also==
 
==See also==

Revision as of 21:15, 20 October 2026

Charity trustee and company director

Anne Rachel Webber

Nationality British
Occupation Charity trustee, Company director

Anne Rachel Webber is a charity trustee on the Charity Commission register and a current or former company officer on the Companies House register (born September 1951, British nationality, as published by Companies House). This profile covers public roles only. Companies House officer ID: ZRhKkfBu7GLdvGs45OXUsh2YZMM. Charity Commission trustee ID: 11606204. The Charity Commission and Companies House records are combined because the same name appears as trustee and as director of the same charitable company.[1]

Charity trusteeships

Charity Charity number Role Date of appointment Charity status Source
Jewish Literary Foundation 293800 Trustee 1 March 2012 Registered [1]

The Charity Commission register lists current trustees only; past trusteeships and resignation dates are not published in the data extract.

Historic trusteeships (archived register snapshots)

First and last archived snapshot of the Charity Commission register listing this name; these are not actual appointment or resignation dates.

Charity Charity number First seen Last seen Snapshots Source
Jewish Literary Foundation 293800 26 July 2017 2 January 2019 4 [2][3]

Companies House directorships and appointments

Company Company no. Role Status Appointed on Resigned on Source
Jewish Literary Foundation 01989333 Director Active 1 December 2013 – [4]
Jewish Literary Foundation 01989333 Director Resigned 1 November 2021 27 November 2021 [4]
Jewish Literary Foundation 01989333 Director Resigned 30 May 2002 19 September 2005 [4]

Persons with significant control

None found for the companies in this dataset.

In the news

  • With David Lewis she co-founded the Commission for Looted Art in Europe in 1999 and is its co-chair. In 2001 they founded the Central Registry of Looted Cultural Property 1933–1945. She was appointed CBE in the King's Birthday Honours of June 2023 for services to the return of looted art. The commission's profile also lists her as a trustee of the Jewish Literary Foundation and Jewish Book Week, and says she sits on the British spoliation advisory committee.[5]

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Charity Commission for England and Wales, Jewish Literary Foundation trustees Charity Commission for England and Wales, accessed 15 October 2026; register data extract (trustee table), 13 October 2026.
  2. ↑ UK Government Web Archive, Jewish Literary Foundation – register entry (26 July 2017), archived snapshot of the Charity Commission register dated 26 July 2017, accessed 14 October 2026.
  3. ↑ UK Government Web Archive, Jewish Literary Foundation – register entry (2 January 2019), archived snapshot of the Charity Commission register dated 2 January 2019, accessed 14 October 2026.
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Companies House, Jewish Literary Foundation officers Companies House, accessed 15 October 2026.
  5. ↑ Commission for Looted Art in Europe, Anne Webber lootedart.com, accessed 20 October 2026.