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Insolvency numbers drop but November Budget casts “long shadow” – North East chair of R3 Insider Media Ltd
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A Danish interior design firm, based in Ullerslev, eastern Funen, has been declared bankrupt after 13 years in business.
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Founded in 2008, Interno Design and Interior delivered interior solutions to well-known clients including Skodsborg Kurhotel, City Hotel Odense, and Hotel Svendborg. However, the COVID-19 pandemic severely impacted operations, leading owners Niels Pedersen and Michael Gregersen to attempt diversification into carpentry and joinery in 2020. That venture was dissolved in 2023, the same year Interno was renamed Cabina ApS in an unsuccessful restructuring effort.
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A debt centre manager is cycling across Hampshire to raise funds for people in crisis.
Dan Brain, from Eastleigh, is taking on the “End the Cycle of Poverty” challenge to support Christians Against Poverty (CAP), which provides free face-to-face debt advice and practical support.
The ride will start on October 6, from Junction Church in Eastleigh and will include stops at Hope Church in Winchester, the Freedom Centre in Romsey, and Life Church Southampton, finishing at Eastleigh Basics Bank.
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Dan said: “The financial pressures people face often go unseen.
“Many people live on ridiculously low incomes, and when faced with increasing costs and other life challenges they can quickly become…
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Dan Brain, from Eastleigh, is taking on the “End the Cycle of Poverty” challenge to support Christians Against Poverty (CAP), which provides free face-to-face debt advice and practical support.
The ride will start on October 6, from Junction Church in Eastleigh and will include stops at Hope Church in Winchester, the Freedom Centre in Romsey, and Life Church Southampton, finishing at Eastleigh Basics Bank.
Dan said: “The financial pressures people face often go unseen.
“Many people live on ridiculously low incomes, and when faced with increasing costs and other life challenges they can quickly become trapped in a vicious cycle of uncontrollable debt.”
CAP’s latest report revealed that almost half of its clients…
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Things don’t seem to be looking positive for cinema chains recently, with many outlets closing down in the past few months. Just this week, local cinema chain mmCineplexes announced that it’s closing all its outlets after its parent company was placed into voluntary liquidation.
On 23rd September 2025 (Tuesday), mmCineplexes issued a notice of creditors’ voluntary liquidation through their social media accounts. The letter explains that the cinema chain’s parent company, mm2 Screen Management Sdn Bhd, was placed under creditors’ voluntary liquidation. As a result, all thirteen mmCineplexes outlets nationwide will cease operations with immediate effect.
The notice also shared details about the…
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The United Kingdom is grappling with a growing late payment crisis that is threatening the survival of thousands of businesses. From bustling industrial hubs in the Midlands to thriving tech firms in Manchester and small family-run enterprises in rural areas, the issue of unpaid invoices is creating a ripple effect across the nation. As cash flow challenges mount, leading professional debt collection agencies are stepping up to provide critical support.
Late payments are no longer just a minor inconvenience—they have become a systemic issue that is destabilising businesses of all sizes. With traditional legal routes proving too slow and expensive, more companies are turning to accredited debt recovery specialists to secure the payments…
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Britain’s Debt Management Office to launch new 2041 gilt in October Investing.com
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Court of Appeal confirms “dedicated fund” of Luxembourg investment company is not an unregistered company for the purpose of winding up under the Insolvency Act 1986 Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer
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Aussies with student debts will get up to $50 back in their fortnightly pay cheques from Wednesday due to changes to loan repayment rates for HECS and HELP debts.
The suite of changes, which are backdated to July 1 and will applied by the ATO from Wednesday, was introduced alongside Labor’s keystone election-winning pledge to slash HECS debts by 20 per cent.
The biggest benefactors of the changes will be for people who earn $70,000 a year. They will pay about $50 less per fortnight under the new system, totalling $1300 a year.
The minimum repayment threshold will be increased from $54,435 to $67,000, while the thresholds have also been condensed from 19 brackets to just four with lowered rates of repayment.
Instead of flat percentage…
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Kiekert, the global market leader for car locking systems, is considered the inventor of the modern central locking system. It is now under the supervision of a provisional insolvency administrator. The management has one goal.
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- The automotive supplier Kiekert AG from Heiligenhaus has filed for insolvency.
- CEO Debreu blames the Chinese owner for the crisis.
- The management’s aim is to break free from its dependence on the shareholder.
Kiekert AG, a company specializing in car locks based in Heiligenhaus, North Rhine-Westphalia, has filed for insolvency….
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