BAYFIELD HOMES LTD (07566307) leads today’s Gazette record after a winding-up order notice was published on 16 September
- Across the last 24 hours, eight insolvency-related notices were published, and the strongest pattern is concentration in construction and property-linked names. That matters more than the raw count. Built-environment suppliers, plant hire firms, subcontractors and trade creditors should read this as a sector signal grounded in statutory public record under the Insolvency Act 1986.
What the source says
Key notices breakdown
BAYFIELD HOMES LTD (07566307) was wound up by the court, with the Gazette notice published on 16 September 2026 (Gazette notice). Two more construction-linked names follow the same route: TSL CONTRACTORS AND SOLUTIONS LIMITED (15331093) was wound up by the court, with its notice published on 16 September 2026 (Gazette notice), and A J LIFTING LIMITED (09039213) was also wound up by the court, with its notice published the same day (Gazette notice).
The wider batch supports the same concentration point. GREENACRES RESIDENTIAL PARK LTD (12917056) had a Gazette notice published on 16 September 2026 (Gazette notice). Outside the property cluster, OM 19 TRADING LTD (15858899) had a Gazette notice published on 16 September 2026 (Gazette notice), while BITUM EXIM LOGISTIC LTD (13178380) was wound up by the court, with its notice published on 16 September 2026 (Gazette notice).
What this means for UK creditors
Where the exposure sits
This is not a broad, economy-wide spread. Five names in the 24-hour batch are construction or property-linked, which points to concentrated exposure for suppliers serving development, contracting, lifting, site operations and residential park activity. If your ledger is weighted towards that chain, the immediate risk is not only the named debtor, but adjacent customers sharing the same payment environment.
Immediate actions
For any live account tied to these sectors, halt open credit terms until payment behaviour and solvency are rechecked. Ring-fence unshipped stock, review retention of title wording, and reconcile delivery notes against unpaid invoices now. Where a court winding-up has occurred, prepare to submit proof of debt promptly when invited by the office-holder or Official Receiver. Also review connected subcontractor and developer accounts for disputed balances, rising aged debt and requests to extend terms.
Verification and next steps
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