The fashion brand has entered provisional liquidation after 16 years, with closing-down sales of up to 70% off now running across all 15 stores Another retailer is set to shut its doors and enter administration(Image: Claudiac8 via Getty Images) Irish fashion retailer Born Clothing is set to shut down all of its shops throughout Ireland.…
Dundee construction firm Alexander Oastler Ltd has been placed into liquidation with the loss of all 23 jobs. The joinery specialist, which operated from its base in Douglas Street, was founded in 1863. Its work included refurbishment, and bespoke manufacture of furniture, windows and doors. Liquidators Interpath said the firm had experienced challenging trading conditions…
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Companies House documents show liquidators were appointed after FKA Property Limited, which was registered to a West Lothian address, following an action at Livingston Sheriff Court. The company address was changed from Inchwood Park in Bathgate to the liquidators’ in Edinburgh. A public notice was placed that Kevin Mapstone and Kenneth Robert Craig of BTG…
Irish retail chain Born Clothing has announced the closure of its 15 stores with the loss of over 100 jobs. The company, which opened its first store in Newtownsmith in Galway in 2009, announced the news in an Instagram post yesterday. It said that “after 16 wonderful years in business it was time to say…
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