An insolvent UK recruitment company, which owes the UK exchequer hundreds of thousands of pounds, has been acquired for an initial £10,000 by a venture created by the previous owner – despite him receiving millions from the business in its final three years. Premier Group Recruitment went into administration this month with debts of £2.9m…
Premier Group Recruitment was acquired by a venture created by the previous owner, Andrew Woosnam, in a deal that appears to be the latest example of ‘phoenixism’. Photograph: Robert Evans/Alamy An insolvent UK recruitment company, which owes the UK exchequer hundreds of thousands of pounds, has been acquired for an initial £10,000 by a venture…
A former boss of Inc & Co has been disqualified after acting as a director of a company for two years while he was bankrupt. Scott Dylan, 41 – now based in Dublin, and formerly based in Salford – is expected to be released from prison next week after serving half of a 22-month sentence…
Former Greater Manchester businessman banned after ignoring bankruptcy restrictions insidermedia.com Read the original article here
Scott Dylan banned as a director for eight years TheBusinessDesk.com Read the original article here
Scott Dylan was the director of IT consultancy SDRW Limited from 2013 to 2015 while bankrupt The 41-year-old was subject to a bankruptcy order from 2005 which remained active during his two-year spell as director of the company Dylan has been banned as a company director for eight years following Insolvency Service investigations A businessman…
Scott Dylan was the director of IT consultancy SDRW Limited from 2013 to 2015 while bankrupt The 41-year-old was subject to a bankruptcy order from 2005 which remained active during his two-year spell as director of the company Dylan has been banned as a company director for eight years following Insolvency Service investigations A businessman…
The rate of insolvency in construction companies continues to rise in July UK construction company insolvency made up 15.2% of all insolvencies in both England and Wales in July, a rise of 2.5% from June. However, this is also a drop of 3.5% year-on-year from July 2024. Nearly 4,000 companies went under in a year…
Latest figures from the Insolvency Service have shown that the number of registered business insolvencies in England and Wales fell by 1.7% in August 2025 to a total of 2,048 compared to July 2025’s total of 2,083, and increased by 5.9% compared to August 2024’s figure of 1,933. There were 2,048 in August 2025 the…
Victorian man jailed for complex fraud to help business owners knowingly avoid bankruptcy The National Tribune Read the original article here