A south Norfolk family food firm is set to go into liquidation after failing to keep pace with a mounting order book in a “disastrous” 2016. Frank Dale Foods Ltd

Increasing economic pressure could push struggling businesses over the edge in 2017, an expert has warned. The impact of the weak pound and depressed oil prices could feed through into

If your company is forced into an insolvency process much more than your house or savings could be on the line. As we have seen with the case of Philip

If your company is forced into an insolvency process much more than your house or savings could be on the line. As we have seen with the case of Philip

Our research shows there are a hundred or so developers in the UK with one or more incomplete solar farm projects and we expect that many of these will encounter

A Rackheath based catering equipment supplier has closed, citing low margins and high labour costs. Broadland Catering Equipment, based at Tilla Court, has announced it has ceased to trade after

A coffee shop in Norwich which sponsored a stand at Norwich City FC has ceased trading. The Galway Roast (UK) Limited has gone into creditors’ voluntary liquidation. The company traded

A coffee shop which sponsored Norwich City Football Club’s South Stand has ceased to trade after running out of funds. The Galway Roast which opened in London Street in June

Ordinarily no. But in set circumstances we are increasingly seeing HMRC use obscure and previously rarely used powers to make directors personally liable for unpaid VAT, PAYE and NI. HMRC

Small firms owed money by Bernard Matthews could face a struggle for survival following the turkey producer’s sale, an industry leader warns today. The pre-pack administration means uncertainty for creditors

Smaller supplies are likely to bear the brunt if the sale of Bernard Matthews can only be completed through a pre-pack administration deal, an insolvency expert has warned. But staff