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On 15 October 2026, the public record shows eight winding-up matters moving as one cluster, not as a normal spread of new case flow.
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On 15 October 2026, the public record shows eight winding-up matters moving as one cluster, not as a normal spread of new case flow. The useful signal is the pattern: every matter carries the same hearing date, 1 May 2024, and the case numbers run sequentially from 4613236 to
The standout name is COPELAND’S TRANSPORT LTD. because it sits at the top of the sequence with case 4613243, making it the lead marker of this eight-notice run. Three of the eight respondents sit in transport or removals: COPELAND’S TRANSPORT LTD., PAULO SILVA TRANSPORT LTD., and REMOVALS ZONE LTD. That sector concentration, alongside one shared hearing date, points to a single court-list cluster surfacing in the public record rather than a broad-based daily shift in creditor action.
COPELAND’S TRANSPORT LTD., CRN 12682538, case 4613243, hearing 1 May 2024.
PAULO SILVA TRANSPORT LTD., CRN 10979260, case 4613242, hearing 1 May 2024.
X400 LIMITED, CRN 10315163, case 4613241, hearing 1 May 2024.
GRAFTON STREET DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED, CRN 05013832, case 4613240, hearing 1 May 2024.
RK PROJECT CONTROLS LIMITED, CRN 11195758, case 4613239, hearing 1 May 2024.
REMOVALS ZONE LTD, CRN 08303195, case 4613238, hearing 1 May 2024.
10828441, CRN 10828441, case 4613237, hearing 1 May 2024.
KFF READING LTD, CRN 09053580, case 4613236, hearing 1 May 2024.
At petition stage, timing matters more than narrative. Section 127 of the Insolvency Act 1986 can void post-petition dispositions of property, so suppliers should not keep trading on unsecured assumptions once a court matter is in view. If you hold unpaid invoices against any entity in this cluster, stop extending fresh unsecured credit, tighten dispatch controls, and review retention of title wording now. If you are already exposed, take advice on supporting the petition or lodging a Proof of Debt through the process described by the Insolvency Service. The practical point is simple: treat a clustered court-list appearance as a credit event that needs same-day verification.
Trade creditors with exposure to these entities or adjacent sectors should run a real-time risk check now. The full article and company-level evidence check at RecoupIQ’s debtor check lets you verify court petitions, connected filing histories, and wider risk signals before you ship, pay, or extend further credit.
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