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Begbies Traynor support Tŷ Nant on Strathmore acquisition

Advisory firm delivers financial due diligence support on the acquisition trail towards 2030 target for Welsh water brand

42 jobs saved as Scottish distillery Eden Mill rescued by investors

St Andrews-based Eden Mill Distillery has been acquired from administration saving the jobs of all 42 staff after its owner, St Andrews Brewers Limited, was placed into the hands of administrators.

Principal Insurance Limited completes buyout of Peart Performance Marque Limited following administration

Manchester-based specialist insurance broker Principal Insurance Limited has acquired the business of Peart Performance Marque Limited, which ceased trading having entered administration on 30 October 2025.

Critical Financial Distress Soars Across the Economy Ahead of Budget

UK businesses look for economic certainty in November’s Budget following a 78% increase in ‘Critical’ financial distress over the last 12 months

Begbies Traynor strengthens Scottish team with appointment of well-known insolvency practitioner

Begbies Traynor has added 34 years of Scottish insolvency experience to its team in Glasgow with the appointment of George Lafferty as director.

Agincare acquires Ambient Support services preserving hundreds of care sector jobs

National health and social care provider Agincare Holdings Ltd has acquired the majority of business operated by Ambient Support Ltd and its subsidiaries. The deal sees the continued operation of 80 homes and services across the UK, preserving more than 800 jobs and protecting around 700 peoples’ care and support provision.

Birmingham healthcare company acquires app IP from liquidated company

Birmingham-based Salts Healthcare has acquired the ostomy peer-to-peer support mobile app, ‘Ostique Connect’. Preserving its vital supply to the ostomy community after the Company, Ostique Ltd, went into liquidation.

Support needed as volume of financial advisory firms and experienced advisers continue to fall

Reduction in firms and experienced and entry-level advisers raises skills shortage concerns

Seagrave Nurseries Ltd (“the Company”)

We attempt to answer some of your most pressing questions about Seagrave Nurseries Ltd (“the Company”)

£3m deal saves historic George Hotel in Inveraray

Begbies Traynor has overseen a £3.05m deal to rescue The George Hotel, a historic 24-room boutique Scottish hotel in Inveraray on the western shore of Loch Fyne, preserving 43 full and part-time jobs in the process.

UK charity sector strained to breaking point

The UK charity sector enters the midpoint of 2025 under acute financial and operational pressure. Voluntary and community organisations – often the care providers of last resort – deliver more than £14 billion worth of public services.

Radical retailer restructurings are becoming the norm

A fresh wave of restructurings is sweeping the UK retail sector. In just the first half of 2025, a cluster of major retailers – including Poundland, River Island, Hobbycraft, and Claire’s – have undergone radical restructuring plans or launched CVAs in pursuit of survival.

Critical financial distress increases across the economy

Nearly 50,000 businesses in critical financial distress amid climate of volatile consumer spending, global economic turbulence and tax rises

SarahRaven.com bought out of administration

Major national gardening brand Sarah Raven Kitchen & Garden Ltd (“the Company”) has been rescued with a Management Buy-out via a Prepack Administration, saving jobs at the company and enabling the business to grow again in the future.

Begbies Traynor Group launches Digital Asset Investigation Unit

Begbies Traynor Group has launched its Digital Asset Investigation Unit to tackle digital asset fraud, build risk and compliance frameworks and trace and recover digital assets across wallets, exchanges and decentralised finance platforms for clients.

Jobs and residents’ home saved as Ty Mawr Nursing Home bought out of administration

Abercrave, near Swansea-located Ty Mawr Nursing Home (“the Care Home”) has been bought out of administration saving 43 jobs and ensuring more than 30 residents can stay in their homes.