A major food wholesaler has collapsed after 35 years in business. A total of 71 people have lost their jobs after Enterprise Foods Limited, which traded as Localist, went bust. The East Kilbride-based company helped Scottish suppliers, producers, and farmers get their goods onto the shelves of retailers such as Waitrose, Co-op, Poundland, and Morrisons.…
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SINGAPORE – Home-grown premium spa and skincare brand Porcelain has entered provisional liquidation, in a shock to its loyal fan base. The 17-year-old business best known for its facials announced on April 21 that it is in the midst of the court-appointed process before formal winding up. Disgruntled customers have been leaving complaints on the…
Irish football legend Liam Brady is in line for a €500,000 windfall after voluntarily winding up his media company. Liam Brady Media Limited was officially dissolved yesterday after a liquidator filed a final statement of accounts to the Companies Office. The firm had handled the former Arsenal star’s earnings from television punditry prior to his…
The club’s former director of football has spoken after Accies issued a statement yesterday regarding a winding-up petition against Accies’ parent company 09:06, 22 Apr 2026Updated 09:11, 22 Apr 2026 Gerry Strain, the former Hamilton Accies director Former Hamilton Accies director Gerry Strain has denied initiating a winding-up petition against the club’s parent company for…
James Dewar and Alistair McAlinden from Interpath were appointed joint provisional liquidators to Alexander Oastler Ltd. Trading as Oastler Ltd, the company had a range of joinery services for both residential and commercial customers, including renovations and refurbishments, and the design, manufacture and installation of bespoke furniture, windows and doors. Read More: The liquidators said:…
A long-running Dundee joinery firm has ceased to trade, with all 23 employees made redundant. James Dewar and Alistair McAlinden from Interpath were appointed joint provisional liquidators to Alexander Oastler Ltd on 21 April 2026. Based in Dundee and trading as Oastler Ltd, the company offered a range of joinery services for both residential and…
Liquidators have been appointed to a Scottish furniture company that was founded in 1863 with all jobs lost. Higher costs and lower levels of housebuilding activity were cited in the collapse of the Dundee company which has now ceased trading. James Dewar and Alistair McAlinden from Interpath were appointed joint provisional liquidators to Alexander Oastler…
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