Date published: 25 March 2026 The Department for the Economy (the Department) has accepted a disqualification undertaking from the director of a company which traded in the repair and maintenance of aircraft and spacecraft. The undertaking was received for eleven years from John Rose (68) of Bexley Drive, Bangor, in respect of his conduct as…
Beleaguered English National League club Morecambe have been plunged into further financial uncertainty after being hit with a winding up petition. The petition was filed on March 16 by KPM Groundworks Ltd., a construction company which, according to its social media, specialises in “all types of groundworks (and) landscaping” as well as “sports ground maintenance…
Liquidator probes actions of company director who left Christchurch owing $500,000 The Press Read the original article here
A Scottish transport company has gone into liquidation following a winding-up petition. CCH Transport Limited, based in Larkhall, was ordered to close after a petition from His Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) was granted at Hamilton Sheriff Court. The road freight firm ceased trading before the formal appointment of liquidators, with Shona Campbell of Henderson…
The former owners of a controversial dog training company that entered liquidation owing students thousands are believed to have set up a new company. Dog Training College, which had offices at Broadland Business Park in Norwich, went into liquidation in January owing creditors more than £800,000. The owner of the company, Ben Nichols, is now…
Senior disability support worker Nathan Secomb knew something was wrong long before the email arrived in his inbox in June, alerting his team that the NDIS company they worked for was entering voluntary administration. Having already witnessed the NDIS provider he worked for take over a previous company in financial trouble, the warning signs were…
Scottish freight transport company plunged into liquidation after firm collapses The Scottish Sun Read the original article here
Another travel company plunges into liquidation, all trips off thestreet.com Read the original article here
A family-owned transport company, operating since 1978 has plunged into administration, potentially leaving creditors with losses of up to $23m (£17.1m). Ron Crouch Transport has been a familiar face across Australia’s roads for 48 years, however, staff and creditors of the failed trucking company will now be left out of pocket. Founded in Wagga Wagga,…
Beloved car dealership COLLAPSES into liquidation & shuts site after nine years The Sun Read the original article here