March 31st 2021
Kris Wigfield of Begbies Traynor in Sheffield and Steven Wiseglass of Inquesta, the joint liquidators of London-based recruitment business Sourcechain Technologies, have sold an unusual asset as part of their work to liquidate the company.
March 30th 2021
We are pleased to announce that the sale of the Club and associated assets has been completed. We would like to thank all staff at the Club, both past and present and on and off the field, who have worked tirelessly in keeping the Club running during the
March 26th 2021
Richard Toone, Adrian Hyde and Adrian Rabet from Begbies Traynor LLP have been appointed joint administrators of BetIndex Ltd, which trades as Football INDEX in the UK following a High Court order today (26.03.2021) The Begbies Traynor team was advised b
March 17th 2021
Begbies Traynor Group plc is pleased to announce that the acquisition of David Rubin & Partners Limited has completed. This represents the largest acquisition the Group has undertaken to date and …
March 16th 2021
Following the acquisition of CVR Global LLP, by UK specialist professional services firm, Begbies Traynor Group, the head of its Cyprus office, Darren Reeds, has been awarded a Cypriot Insolvency Practitioner Licence. The licence was granted by the Cyprus
March 4th 2021
Leading insolvency and restructuring firm, Begbies Traynor, has bolstered its senior team in Bristol with the appointment of a new partner.
March 2nd 2021
Julian Pitts and Bob Maxwell of Begbies Traynor in Leeds were appointed joint administrators of City District Limited, which trades as the Fazenda Rodizio Bar & Grill alongside sister brand Picanh…
February 25th 2021
Bristol-based mechanical and electrical contractor, Priddy Engineering Services Limited (PES) has ceased trading with the loss of 29 jobs. The company, which designs, installs and maintains mechanical…
February 4th 2021
The Brexit deal has provided welcome relief from uncertainty for many UK businesses, but for manufacturers in the Midlands it is a crucial boost to confidence. This is a major sector in the area and would have been badly affected by a ‘no deal’, so what d
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