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In the 24 hours to 8 September 2026, The Gazette published eight insolvency notices, led by BEBO AND CO LTD (07828575), which had a MeetingResolution…
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In the 24 hours to 8 September 2026, The Gazette published eight insolvency notices, led by BEBO AND CO LTD (07828575), which had a MeetingResolution notice published on 7 September
This batch splits evenly by Gazette notice type, with two MeetingResolution notices, two Resolution notices, two CompanyIssuedMeeting notices and two NotifiableThing notices, all part of the statutory public record framework under the Insolvency Act 1986.
The named entries are: BEBO AND CO LTD (07828575), MeetingResolution, published 7 September 2026; TAYLOR’S 4X4 LIMITED (07082336), Resolution, published 7 September 2026; UNIVERSAL CONTRACTORS LIMITED (16051784), MeetingResolution, published 7 September 2026; BARNABYS FLORISTS LIMITED (04702456), CompanyIssuedMeeting, published 7 September 2026; M. SMITH BRICKWORK AND CONSTRUCTION LTD (14129780), Resolution, published 7 September 2026; WIFLY LTD (12035260), NotifiableThing, published 7 September 2026; LVB CLEANING LIMITED (06763505), NotifiableThing, published 7 September 2026; and NELSON PLASTERING AND RENDERING LTD (15635308), CompanyIssuedMeeting, published 7 September
What changed in practical terms is concentration: UNIVERSAL CONTRACTORS LIMITED, M. SMITH BRICKWORK AND CONSTRUCTION LTD and NELSON PLASTERING AND RENDERING LTD make construction-linked names 3 of 8 in a single day’s batch.
For suppliers and subcontractors, the priority is to stop exposure from growing. If any of these eight companies sit on your ledger, halt open credit terms until the Gazette notice and any follow-on practitioner correspondence are checked. Then reconcile unpaid invoices, proof of delivery, applications for payment, retention schedules and any personal or cross-company guarantees already in place.
Construction creditors should move first because part-certified work, unfixed materials and retention balances can become harder to recover once formal processes advance. Automotive, floristry, cleaning and general trade suppliers should take the same discipline. Where an office-holder is later identified, submit proof of debt promptly and review retention of title rights before stock, plant or materials change hands.
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