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Can pre-packs be stitch-ups?
So called ‘pre-pack’ administrations have hit headlines in recent months with a number of high-profile businesses being sold and the government droppi... Read more
Company to drive-thru Starbucks programme
A Norfolk company has won a multi-million pound contract on the back of coffee-brand Starbucks’s plans to roll out ‘drive-thrus’ across the country.... Read more
Council spending cuts signal end for Norfolk firm
Cut backs in school and council spending were yesterday blamed for the demise of a Norfolk firm and the loss of 13 jobs after it went into liquidati... Read more
Shock over closure of established gym
Reaction continued to flood in today following the shock closure of one of the town's best-known gyms. Emails were sent to the members of Gy... Read more
Failed entrepreneur held up as example for Europe
The European Commission is championing a Norfolk entrepreneur who controversially took his company through a pre-pack administration, leaving creditor... Read more
Liquidation for tourism group
A cash strapped tourism body which drove the growth of the industry across the region faces liquidation. East of England Tourism's (EET) days were nu... Read more
Norwich based insolvency expert's warning to companies hoping to defer tax bills
Fears have been raised that struggling firms in the region could be tipped over the edge into insolvency amid a continuing fall in the numbers being a... Read more
Cash for hospice
Cash for hospice East Anglian business rescue and insolvency practice McTear Williams & Wood has raised £2,400 for charity at its annual bowls to... Read more
Concern that more businesses will fail
The number of businesses failing in the region could be set for further rises after an "alarming" increase at the end of last year. Research by reg... Read more
Bankruptcies fall as city bucks the trend
Companies in Cambridge continue to buck the trend, with eight going bust during the last quarter, compared with 10 in the previous three months and 15... Read more
New appointments
Robin Meynell and Charles Everitt have both joined business rescue and insolvency specialists McTear Williams & Wood as case administrators in the Cam... Read more