IPSE (the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed) has welcomed a treasury select ccommittee report out today highlighting the number of freelancers who have fallen through the cracks in the government support package. The report, unanimously agreed by members of the treasury select committee, said the current support package is not enough since it […]
A North East trust based at the UNESCO World Heritage site of Hadrian’s Wall has secured its future and potential new historic discoveries across two Roman sites, thanks to support from Lloyds Bank. Northumberland-based Vindolanda Charitable Trust was founded in 1970 to preserve and carry out archaeological research of the Vindolanda Fort – a site […]
Hitachi Capital (UK) PLC today announces its latest set of financial results that demonstrates significant growth for the eleventh consecutive year. Profits grew yet again in FY19/20, by 5.1% to £129.4m which, alongside a 2% growth in new business volume and 6% growth in net earning assets, has contributed to a compounded annual growth rate […]
Tens of thousands more homes and businesses in East Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire are set to gain access to high-speed fibre broadband thanks to a new £30m funding package secured by broadband provider KCOM. The two-year funding facility, provided by Lloyds Bank, will support the £280m turnover telecoms business to extend its full fibre network […]
The British Dental Association (BDA) urges the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to consider the plight of dentists in its legal process to assess the validity of business interruption insurance policies As limited face-to-face dental care resumes this week in England the BDA, which represents dental practices across the country, has made a formal request to […]
As week two of England’s auto retail restart draws to a close, reports suggest a promising uplift in consumer interest in new cars, although of course it is still too early to tell whether this will translate into meaningful sales volumes over the days, weeks and months ahead. As the picture becomes clearer, the case […]
New monthly corporate insolvency statistics out today (June 12) show a decrease in May, compared to a year ago, but this week Treasury figures also revealed businesses have borrowed just under £35bn in emergency loans. The Insolvency Service, which is now publishing the statistics monthly, said there were 944 company insolvencies in England and Wales […]
SIA Group is delighted to announce the appointment of David Ross MRICS as head of restructuring services for its Birmingham Office, further strengthening its regional team. David brings extensive asset valuation and disposal experience to the fast growing team with a reputation for managing high profile restructuring and insolvency assignments. David is a fully qualified […]
Credebt, the debtor book professionals, are proud to have worked with most of the major banks, insolvency practitioners and invoice finance companies and have achieved significant success over the years, recovering more than £300m in the last 10 years. In this case, we recovered 129% of the funds out position within 3 months of a […]
Mitchells & Butlers, one of the largest operators of UK restaurants, pubs and bars, has secured £100m of funding from Santander UK and HSBC UK as part of the Coronavirus Large Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CLBILS). Established in 1898, the Group operates 1,700 sites across the UK, including Harvester, Toby Carvery and All Bar One. […]
