Please ensure you read the full article prior to contacting Leading. Please note that due to the Company’s position it is not possible for you to obtain a refund. Online personal training course provider, FitLearn Ltd (“the Company”), has ceased trading and will be entering Creditors Voluntary Liquidation. Since contacting Leading, the director’s primary concern […]
Horsford-based wholesaler Aquatics Express Distribution Ltd has entered administration and called in Jamie Playford of Leading Corporate Recovery to manage the company’s affairs, after the majority of the company’s cash and stock was removed by a former director without authorization. Director Craig Carson brought in Mr Playford on 6 March 2018 to lead the recovery […]
In recent days, IR35 has come back into the spotlight after a legal case was concluded involving a former BBC presenter and clients should urgently review their service company structure. If a change is required, clients should consider a solvent winding up (a members’ voluntary liquidation) to enable the shareholders to withdraw their funds in […]
Jamie Playford of Leading Corporate Recovery has been appointed liquidator of Attleborough-based Saxton Haulage Ltd by creditors on 24 January 2018. The failure of the freight company has resulted in redundancies of four staff and a loss to creditors of £858,329.05. The business was formed in 2015 and was initially funded by the director […]
Traded Network Ltd, which also traded as Desire Marketing Norwich following an acquisition in 2016, has entered voluntary liquidation with Jamie Playford of Leading Corporate Recovery appointed as liquidator on 4 January 2018. The failure of the marketing and PR agency has resulted in redundancies of five staff and a loss to creditors of £150,000, of […]
Inn Places, the travel accommodation website, has been placed into liquidation and the business sold to a new investor with the help of Liquidator Jamie Playford to preserve jobs and will also enable customers’ gift vouchers to be honoured. Formed by David Hancock in 2012, the company boasted both a catalogue and a website (www.inn-places.co.uk) showcasing high-quality […]
A Norfolk plumbing and heating business has become the latest construction-related business to fail, with creditors appointing Leading Corporate Recovery to manage the liquidation process. R.J. Drury Plumbing and Heating Ltd (“the Company”) was incorporated in 2008 and entered Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation with Jamie Playford of Leading Corporate Recovery appointed as Liquidator on 8 November […]
Jamie Playford of Leading Corporate Recovery has been appointed as Liquidator of Norwich restaurant, The Library, amid mounting energy and tax bills. However, a restructuring deal with the directors has resulted in the restaurant continuing to trade and all 15 jobs being preserved. The restaurant, which opened in 2006, was well-established on the Norwich […]
Jamie Playford of Leading Corporate Recovery has been appointed by the shareholders and creditors of Figielpainting Ltd, a commercial painters based in Norfolk, to oversee the liquidation of the company’s assets following the closure of the business in August 2017. The company, incorporated in 2011, achieved a turnover of £750,000 in its penultimate year but […]
Jamie Playford, an insolvency practitioner and director at Leading Corporate Recovery, is seeking a buyer for the business and assets of a dry cleaning business in Norfolk after a payment plan with creditors failed. Harveys Specialist Dry Cleaners Ltd, trading from four branches in Eaton, Wymondham, Attleborough and Sheringham, entered a Company Voluntary Arrangement (“CVA”) […]
