LONDON, UK. September 2nd 2025 – Specialist insolvency and restructuring firm Coots & Boots has been appointed as joint liquidators for Big Country, the entertainment company that operated the legendary Windmill Theatre in Soho. The appointment follows the entry into compulsory liquidation of Big Country, after an extended period of
LONDON, UK. 30th July 2025 – Coots & Boots, Insolvency Practitioners from London, have formally been appointed to oversee the liquidation of well-known British fashion label Closet London. On Monday 21st July, directors of the company appointed licensed insolvency specialists Duncan Coutts and Rupen Patel of Coots & Boots to
WOLVERHAMPTON, UK. 12th November, 2024 – On 6th November, on the eve of the public inspection of assets to be sold at auction at QC Polymer, Bilston, Wolverhampton, it was found the entire rPET recycling plant had been stolen. QC Polymer entered administration on 29 October 2024, with Hasib Howlader
WEST MIDLANDS, UK. November 4th, 2024 – In response to increasing pressure from high utility costs, West Midlands recycling specialist QC Polymer has entered administration. Hasib Howlader and Nimish Patel, licensed in the UK by the Institute of Chartered Accountants England and Wales, have been appointed as joint administrators of
LONDON, UK. 11th October, 2024 – Hasib Howlader and Nimish Patel, of Hudson Weir, Insolvency Practitioners, licensed in the UK by the Institute of Chartered Accountants England and Wales, have been appointed as joint administrators of three of the subsidiaries of MFG Holdings and will run these business with a
LONDON, UK. 14th August, 2024 – The London Lions Basketball Club, one of the UK’s most prominent professional basketball teams in the BBL, has been successfully sold following its recent and brief administration, to Tesonet, a tech hub and shareholder of Zalgiris Kaunas, a prominent Euroleague organisation. The team, based
LONDON, UK. 7th August, 2024 – London Lions, the British professional basketball team based in Stratford, East London, England, competing in the league formally known as the British Basketball League, was placed into administration by a debenture holder of the club. Hasib Howlader and Nimish Patel, of Hudson Weir, licensed