GETAWAY TRAVEL BARROW LIMITED wound up by the court, 3 same-day orders UK creditors should note

Three companies were published in a same-day cluster of winding-up orders on 8 August

2026. For suppliers, landlords and trade creditors, the point is not volume alone, but the spread across three separate SME names appearing in the statutory record on the same date.

What the source says

GETAWAY TRAVEL BARROW LIMITED GETAWAY TRAVEL BARROW LIMITED was wound up by the court on 8 August 2026, per Gazette notice The Gazette, WindingUpOrder. Its notice was published at 16:50:12 on the same date as the other two orders in this cluster.

CHURCHIL MANAGEDSERVICES AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT LIMITED CHURCHIL MANAGEDSERVICES AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT LIMITED was wound up by the court on 8 August 2026, per Gazette notice The Gazette, WindingUpOrder. Its notice was published at 16:40:07, placing it in the same late-afternoon run of court orders.

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DPK RENOVATIONS & POLISHING LIMITED DPK RENOVATIONS & POLISHING LIMITED was wound up by the court on 8 August 2026, per Gazette notice The Gazette, WindingUpOrder. Its notice was published at 16:20:09, completing this three-company sequence.

Why it matters for UK creditors This is a useful reminder that court-led SME distress is not turning up in one pocket only. On the same day, three different company names were published within roughly half an hour of each other, which is enough to justify a quick review of open balances, retention positions and any fresh supply going out this week. The notices sit on the statutory footing of the Insolvency Act 1986. If one of these names appears in your ledger, the practical step is straightforward: confirm exposure, preserve documents and move quickly on claim registration. Creditors should register claims promptly and run a RecoupIQ check at recoup-iq.tech.

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