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Sheffield Crossroads charity bequeaths funds to four local charities

Four local charities are set to receive a welcome boost following the liquidation of Sheffield Crossroads Ltd whose remaining funds will be re-distributed.

Buyer sought for online fashion retailer

Well known premium fashion retailer Coggles Limited based in York has been placed in the hands of joint administrators Andy Clay and David Acland of Begbies Traynor.

Begbies Traynor Red Flag Alert indicates UK will narrowly avoid a triple dip recession

Ahead of the release of the latest GDP figures this week, the most recent Begbies Traynor Red Flag Alert research for Q1 2013, which monitors the financial health of “Corporate UK”, shows that the recovery of UK plc continues, with a 34% decline in ‘Critical’ financial distress among UK businesses compared to Q1 2012.

One in 10 English football clubs ‘facing financial distress’

The Begbies Traynor Red Flag Alert Football Distress Survey, which twice a year analyses the corporate health of football clubs in England, has shown that the number of clubs facing financial difficulties has more than tripled since the last survey in October 2012.

Administrators appointed at metalworking and construction group

Glasgow-based construction specialist William Crawford & Sons and J&T Blacksmiths Ltd have been placed in the hands of administrators.

JD Sports acquires Cloggs out of administration

JD Sports has bought the business and assets of Birmingham-based online retailer, Cloggs (UK) Limited, out of administration for an undisclosed sum.

Green shoots of recovery in spite of GDP Gloom

Signs of recovery among Corporate UK bring talk of triple-dip into question Improving fortunes of many industries a stark contrast to financial stress in consumer facing sectors

Paisley Hotel in Administration

An historic 49 bedroomed hotel in the heart of Paisley has been forced into administration under the burden of unsustainable debts.

Administrators called in as long-standing contractors cease trading

Business recovery and restructuring specialists Begbies Traynor have been called in as administrators to one of the Southampton’s longest-established building contractors.

Begbies Traynor appointed as Leicestershire construction firm goes into administration

Well-known Leicestershire construction company JH Hallam (Contracts) Limited has gone into administration.

Port Vale takeover deal completed

Paul Wildes, CEO and Founder of the Alchemy Investment Group and Norman Smurthwaite have today finalised the takeover of Port Vale Football Club with administrators Begbies Traynor.

Survey - Financial health of English Football League clubs improves while Scottish clubs face ‘unprecedented distress’

The Begbies Traynor Red Flag Alert Football Distress Survey, which twice a year scrutinises the corporate health of football clubs, reveals a widening chasm between the financial fortunes of English and Scottish football league clubs.

Latest Red Flag Alert Report - Q3 2012 - A divided nation

The most recent Begbies Traynor Red Flag Alert research, published today (19 October), which monitors the financial health of “Corporate UK”, shows a starkly divided nation with marked increases in financial distress amongst businesses based in the North and SMEs, whilst Southern based and larger businesses have shown marked improvements in financial health.

Begbies Traynor advises on United Carpets administration

United Carpets Group has acquired the business and assets of its trading subsidiary United Carpets (Northern) Limited out of a pre-pack administration.