An official winding-up order notice has been published on The Gazette, the UK’s official public record, for Patten Arms Hotel Ltd.
Registered to Parker Street in Warrington, the High Court of Justice notice was filed on July 22 and now appears on The Gazette following a winding-up petition on June 5.
Located opposite Bank Quay station, the Victorian railway hotel dates back to the mid‑19th century.
A winding-up order is made by the court after a creditor or another authorised party has presented a winding-up petition and a judge is satisfied that the company cannot pay its debts.
Once the order is made, the company is placed into compulsory liquidation, its business normally stops trading, its assets are sold,…

