Jess Withington

Revealed: The UK towns where businesses are most likely to go bust

New reports suggest the UK job market is “floundering”, as businesses continue to hold back on recruitment amid economic instability and mounting operational costs. With increases to National Insurance, the Minimum Wage, and the National Living Wage scheduled from April, companies are set to face additional financial strain, potentially forcing some to make difficult decisions Revealed: The UK towns where businesses are most likely to go bust

Statistics on Business Failure

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According to the most recent government figures, there are approximately 5.7 million private sector businesses in the UK. Our estimates suggest that 288,018 of these (roughly 5%) went bust in 2025.

How do I pay for a liquidation when my company is insolvent?

To close an insolvent company through a formal liquidation process, typically a Company Voluntary Liquidation (CVL), the costs of appointing a licensed insolvency practitioner must be covered. While liquidation costs are unavoidable, there are several practical ways they can be funded. Can Company Assets Cover Liquidation Costs? If the company owns assets such as equipment, How do I pay for a liquidation when my company is insolvent?

UK Pubs Insolvency Warning Issued as Thousands Face Closure

Britain’s pub sector remains under significant financial strain, with one in eight pubs still at risk of insolvency. In the final quarter of 2025, 181 venues closed, driven by higher running costs and reduced customer spending. To support businesses navigating these pressures, Liquidation Centre has shared practical steps that pubs and wider hospitality operators can take to regain control UK Pubs Insolvency Warning Issued as Thousands Face Closure

Businesses warned of ‘winter slump’ as experts offer essential advice

As the festive season approaches, many businesses face the familiar combination of reduced staffing, slowing productivity, and the inevitable post-Christmas lull. Without preparation, this seasonal dip can put pressure on even the most stable organisations. But a quieter period doesn’t have to mean falling behind. With smart planning, it can become a strategic opportunity. To Businesses warned of ‘winter slump’ as experts offer essential advice

Liquidation Centre Wins ‘Best Liquidation Provider’ at The Contracting Awards 2025!

We’re really proud to share that Liquidation Centre has won ‘Best Liquidation Provider’ at The Contracting Awards 2025. The judges praised our approach to “making a complex process straightforward and stress-free”. This recognition means a lot to the team, as we always aim to make sure directors clearly understand their situation and options. Latest League Liquidation Centre Wins ‘Best Liquidation Provider’ at The Contracting Awards 2025!