Collapses & Administrations
Companies entering administration, liquidation or restructuring in the UK: store and site closures, job losses, who the administrators are, and what happens to orders, gift cards and refunds. Desk editor: Amy Irwin (AiBusiness).
Pneuride enters administration with 55 jobs lost, reports say
Pneuride, an automotive engineering firm, has entered administration with 55 jobs lost, The Herald and The Mail report. Interpath's administrators were appointed on 30 September, the reports say.
UK travel company collapse: Global Travel Partners in liquidation
Global Travel Partners has entered liquidation after 15 years, the latest travel firm to go under in 2026. Here is what customers and creditors can do, based on how earlier failures were handled.
Scottish textile company enters administration owing more than £1.5m
Lanfine Limited, trading as The Honesty Works, ceased trading in July with 19 jobs lost. Administrators' papers show the Scottish textile firm owes more than £1.5m.
UK drinks company enters liquidation after six years
Alcohol-free drinks maker Straight and Narrow Drinks has entered liquidation, according to official notices, while the latest national figures we have seen show company insolvencies falling.
True Brit Entertainment enters administration, citing tough market
True Brit Entertainment, a film distributor that also co-financed British projects, has entered administration, raising questions for film workers and suppliers.
UK high street business closures 2026: crisp and flooring firms fail
Newsquest reports a 54-year-old crisp maker and a 48-year-old flooring firm in administration, while official figures show June company insolvencies 10% below a year earlier.
Crisp maker Glens of Antrim enters administration
Glens of Antrim, whose crisps were sold in Tesco, Sainsbury's and Asda, has entered administration, and most of its 95 staff have been made redundant, Wales Online reports.
Raleigh owner Accell UK files to appoint administrators
Raleigh's owner has filed to appoint administrators, and flooring firm Ceco has closed, but the two cases are separate.
Leicestershire textile maker Moll (UK) Ltd was placed into creditors’ liquidation in 2016, Gazette notice shows
Moll (UK) Limited, a Leicestershire textile manufacturer, was placed into creditors' liquidation on 10 June 2016, according to a notice in The Gazette.
BT takeover of TalkTalk: what it means for broadband bills
BT has bought TalkTalk out of administration, raising questions about broadband competition and bills. The CMA must report by 19 October before ministers decide whether the deal proceeds.
InterestMe and ITI Capital enter administration, says FCA
Two FCA-authorised firms, one offering financial planning and the other a share and bond brokerage, have entered administration. Customers are being told to contact the administrators directly.
About our Collapses & Administrations coverage
An administration isn't reported as fact until it appears in official filings or is confirmed by the company or its administrators.