Updated 9 November 2026.
Two address providers at 272 Bath Street, Glasgow G2 4JR have now closed: Blue Square Offices on 2 June 2025 and Rapid Formations on 25 March 2026. If your company still uses 272 Bath Street as its registered office, director’s service address or business address, you need to change it.
What to do if your company is still at 272 Bath Street
- Get a new address. We’re just down the road at 48 West George Street, G2 1BP. Our welcome offer is 75% off your first year: £45 + VAT, then £180 + VAT a year.
- Complete our quick ID check.
- Update Companies House. Use form AD01 for your registered office and CH01 for each director’s service address. Both are free online (see the steps below).
- Tell HMRC, your bank and your accountant.
Has Rapid Formations contacted Companies House about your address?
If Rapid Formations has asked Companies House to remove your company from 272 Bath Street, we can help. Sign up for a Clyde Offices address and we’ll give you a letter confirming you’re authorised to use it, which you can send to Companies House as proof.
Why your registered office address matters
When running a limited company or LLP, your registered office address isn’t just a formality — it’s a legal requirement and a vital point of contact for official correspondence. If that address becomes inactive or out of date, you could miss important notices from Companies House, HMRC, or even your bank.
Your registered office is where:
- Companies House and HMRC send statutory letters
- Legal notices and official court documents are delivered
- Banks and service providers verify your business’s legitimacy
If you miss these documents, you could face penalties, missed deadlines, or even risk your company being struck off the register, so it’s vital that you keep it up to date.
What happens if you don’t update your address?
If your registered office address becomes invalid or inactive after a provider closes, it can have a big impact on your business:
- Mail will no longer be received or passed on to you
- Companies House can move your registered office to its default address
- Companies House may send warnings or strike-off notices
- HMRC may assume you’re no longer trading
- You risk missing filing deadlines and incurring fines
- Your business may appear unreliable or inactive to clients, lenders, or partners
How to update your registered office address
Updating your registered office is quick and free via Companies House. Here’s a quick overview of how to do it:
- Visit: https://www.gov.uk/change-registered-office-address
- Log in using your company authentication code
- Enter your new registered address
- Submit the change – it usually updates within 24 hours
Why choose Clyde Offices?
If you need a reliable alternative to 272 Bath Street, Clyde Offices offers:
- A central Glasgow City Centre address (48 West George Street, G2 1BP)
- No restrictions on how you use the address: use it as your registered office with Companies House, and with HMRC, banks, Google and others
- The price includes 2 company names and 2 personal names as standard
- Mail forwarding and scanning options available
- A long-standing, trusted provider – we’ve been in business over 15 years and own our own offices
New customers get 75% off the first year — just £45 + VAT, then £180 + VAT a year. You can start using the address immediately.
Final reminder
If your company is still registered at 272 Bath Street, don’t wait: update your registered address now to avoid disruption.