MrGrumpy
I lived in Forest Croft for many years and you are right in your assumption that the flat OWNERS each have a share of the Freehold. This came about when we bought the Freehold from the previous freeholder, and each flat was allocated a new 999 year lease hence the Leasehold status. For obvious reasons a flat by definition cannot be Freehold, but the very long lease gives the advantages of freehold when it comes to buying and selling as you do not get the disadvantage of a lease that has only a few years to run and its influence on the price. The leaseholders have a share in the freehold of the building as a whole. You should have been made aware of all this by your solicitor when you bought your flat.

As far as the Companies are concerned
Forest Croft Ltd is the Freeholder
Forest Croft Management Ltd is the company that runs the block via the Managing agent.