“It is with great sadness that we announce that BSC Education Ltd will cease trading and enter liquidation,” the company said in a statement. The group did not disclose details of the liquidation or the reasons behind it, but told partners that its “immediate priority is supporting our current students providing information to those with future bookings”. During what it describes as…
Dining by Matthew Hyde Ltd, which legally traded as Baba Ganoush – Dining by Matthew Hyde Ltd, will enter liquidation on Friday, October 30, according to a company spokesperson. They said Baba Ganoush – Dining by Matthew Hyde Ltd ceased trading on Friday, October 2, and has instructed a company to assist with putting the…
Dining by Matthew Hyde Ltd, which legally traded as Baba Ganoush – Dining by Matthew Hyde Ltd, will enter liquidation on Friday, October 30, according to a company spokesperson. They said Baba Ganoush – Dining by Matthew Hyde Ltd ceased trading on Friday, October 2, and has instructed a company to assist with putting the…
REVEALED: Liquidator appointments for businesses in the Maitland council area for October 6 The Daily Telegraph Read the original article here
By Muhamad Yohaniz bin Atan When a company goes into liquidation, employees are often told that their wages have priority. That sounds reassuring, but it can hide a difficult reality: priority is not the same as payment. A worker may still need to prove what is owed, identify the right category of claim, show when…
REVEALED: Liquidator appointments for businesses in the Blue Mountains council area for October 7 The Daily Telegraph Read the original article here
Key points Q Delivery Services, founded in 2013 with sites in Widnes and Bedford, has moved from administration into creditors’ voluntary liquidation. Richard Cole and Steve Kenny of KBL Advisory became joint liquidators on 14 September 2026, two years after they were appointed administrators. The company’s last filed accounts cover the year to January 2023.…
SINGAPORE – The liquidators for True Yoga and True Fitness have received claims from around 3,300 creditors, following the decision to place the fitness chains into creditors’ voluntary liquidation. The move comes after special resolutions were passed at extraordinary general meetings for both companies on Oct 7, according to a media statement by appointed liquidators RSM Singapore…
‘Law should not hasten the death of an enterprise which proper intervention may yet save’ — CJ urges judiciary, others Modern Ghana Read the original article here
The Audience Agency closed with debts of nearly £2m, statement of affairs reveals Arts Professional Read the original article here