2. Public Records: The UK government provides access to various public records, including electoral registers and birth, death, and marriage certificates. These can be accessed through the General Register Office (GRO) for England and Wales.
3. The Companies House: If the person is associated with a company, you can search for company information, including directors and shareholders, on the Companies House website.
4. Google Search: Utilize Google's search engine and use the person's name, known associates, or professional affiliations to find relevant information from news articles, social media posts, and professional websites.
5. The UK Electoral Register: The electoral register contains information on those eligible to vote in the UK. It is publicly accessible and can be searched online for a person's current and previous addresses.
6. The Phone Book: Although phone books are becoming less common, they may still contain information on individuals' phone numbers and addresses. Some phone books are available online.
7. Online Directories: Websites such as 192.com and UKPeople provide information on individuals, including contact details and personal information. However, these directories may not always be up-to-date or comprehensive.
8. Local Newspapers: Search local newspaper archives for articles, announcements, or notices related to the individual. Many local newspapers have digital archives available online.
