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MeasureTHE BRITISH SOCIETY FOR HAEMATOLOGYNo. 1005735
Annual income£3,260,389
Annual expenditure£3,245,948
Income less expenditure£14,441
TrusteesNot published
Highest-paid staff bandNo band in synced record
Financial year end30 September 2025
Cause categoryNot classified
RegionNot published

What it says it does

THE BRITISH SOCIETY FOR HAEMATOLOGY

The BSH aims to promote the study and practice of Haematology within the UK and more broadly throughout Europe and the rest of the world through its annual scientific meeting, educational and scientific grants, guidelines production, through its website, its journal the British Journal of Haematology. The BSH is open to all Haematology professionals.

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