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Vurger Co restaurant group bought out of pre-pack administration
Vegan fast food restaurant brand Vurger Co has been bought out of administration in a pre-pack sale. Neil Potts and Rachel Hugh who founded the group... Read more
Charity Bowls Event
East Anglia's leading business rescue and insolvency specialists McTear Williams & Wood Limited have raised £2,160 for Amber’s Army at its popular 13t... Read more
Charity financial concerns prompt call for trustees to step up
Access to accurate financial information and the right advice is key to charities' ability to weather the current economic storm, insolvency expert wa... Read more
MWW Multimedia Quiz Events
Mike Jenner, Head of Investigations at McTear Williams & Wood has successfully pulled another two MWW quiz events out of the bag. The first of these... Read more
Local firms at high risk of going bust next year, experts warn
More local businesses are at risk of going bust next year due to a high level of firms in distress and pent-up demand in insolvencies being filed.&nbs... Read more
Haverhill owned firm in liquidation after energy bills neared £15k a month
A third-generation family run firm has gone into liquiation after is energy bills nearer £15,000 per month. Taylormade Castings, a foundry in Stoke o... Read more
Surge in hospitality insolvencies is 'unsurprising' say Suffolk bosses
The recent surge in hospitality insolvencies is 'unsurprising' say Suffolk bosses. Jo Watts from East Anglian insolvency experts McT... Read more
Club announces closure after struggling with Wetherspoon competition
A Norfolk club has closed after struggling with the impact of the smoking ban and the opening of a nearby Wetherspoon pub. The Downham Market Club wh... Read more
Questions over Pontins development after three firms fail in nine months
An investigation by this newspaper has revealed concerns over the future of a multi-million pound property development of nearly 300 homes following t... Read more
Nanna Mexico close in Norwich owing £18,000 to charity
Mexican restaurant Nanna Mexico has closed in Norwich city centre after the company filed for liquidation. The independent brand had sites in Norwich... Read more
Anger as brothers whose firm went bust owing millions are back in business
A pair of brothers who paid themselves hundreds of thousands of pounds while their building firm went bust leaving suppliers owed millions are back in... Read more
Mental health hospital owed £2m to staff and creditors when it shut
A mental health hospital owned by a millionaire Norfolk landowner will leave the taxpayer to pick up the tab for £125,000 owing to nursing staff - but... Read more