C&BMO Ltd, which previously operated as Lowther Arms Ltd, entered creditors’ voluntary liquidation, according to documents filed with Companies House. The company is listed in the statement of affairs as trading as The Lowther Arms, with the document signed by former tenant Carl McIntosh-Ormerod. However, the pub itself is community-owned separately and continues to trade…
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C&BMO Ltd, which previously operated as Lowther Arms Ltd, entered creditors’ voluntary liquidation, according to documents filed with Companies House. The company is listed in the statement of affairs as trading as The Lowther Arms, with the document signed by former tenant Carl McIntosh-Ormerod. However, the pub itself is community-owned separately and continues to trade…
Cumbria X-Press Limited, which made “over 2,500 deliveries across Cumbria and the whole of the UK every week”, has been wound up voluntarily and entered a creditors liquidation (CVL), official documents show. A CVL is often used when a company is insolvent and cannot pay its debts, with licensed Insolvency Practitioners taking over and handling…
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