Lancs Lad
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Fair play to Daniel
just hope them twats at isg havent screwed him over like plenty of others 
Needs to be something done with these "to big to fails" idiots....
just hope them twats at isg havent screwed him over like plenty of others Needs to be something done with these "to big to fails" idiots....
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
couldn't agree more and some of the smaller 'pro go busters'Fair play to Daniel
Needs to be something done with these "too big to fails" idiots....
company law needs to change BIG time in the UK
management of these companies know exactly what they're about and don't GAF .. just run the bills up 'til someone'll take no more - cream it while you can then walk away W
smore accountability and proper debtors prisons ... rot 'til the debts're settled and your family can feed you, not the prison .. most'd never see the light of day again - or it'd cure the bas*ards' negligent behaviour in the first place
absolutely boils my p**s
pettsy
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Ashville appears to work hard, but look at Ashville aggregates that were liquidated owing £600k+ in VAT 
TiltyShaun
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I watch and think he is just a couple of months from going bang again. My guess is that someone is bank rolling the new yard. That sort of commitment is not coming from cash flow. Invoice factoring is not for well financed companies.Ashville appears to work hard, but look at Ashville aggregates that were liquidated owing £600k+ in VAT
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6feetdown
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Mr F maybe
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
"no sh1t sherlock"
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‘The contracting model needs to change’ – Permasteelisa’s boss on why the industry can’t go on like this
Liam Cummins joined the cladding specialist in 2023 after years working for main contractors. He talks to Dave Rogers about unsustainable margins, working for some formidable CEOs and why London is still the place to do business
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IvorT
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Balfour Beatty acts to head-off ISG contagion in supply chain
Firm offers support to its subcontractors caught by ISG's collapse
www.constructionenquirer.com
More like is it worth stringing out due monies. If your going to go why impact our bottom line !
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
obviously wetting themselves that someone is going to put them through tooBalfour Beatty acts to head-off ISG contagion in supply chain
Firm offers support to its subcontractors caught by ISG's collapse
More like is it worth stringing out due monies. If your going to go why impact our bottom line !
doobin
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Who’s mr f?
Lancs Lad
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Prob means Foxy.
Who has already got dealings with Daniel...
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6feetdown
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Yes
Regy53
I like cake
I used to watch and my dad used to watch , when my old man passed i lost interest and haven’t really caught up since .
The company going pop for 600k was apparent a few years ago, I’m sure if it was bad bad it would be known, if you look at company’s house none of it makes any sense to be doing what he is so who the f knows what its about.
Daniel is a really good likeable chap il add, his work ethic and desire is admirable and i don my cap, i dont think i could do it.
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
could be another on its way ?
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" The market reacted strongly yesterday to Vistry Group fessing up to getting its numbers wrong. ........ because nine development sites in the south of England had been mis-costed. ....... an unscheduled trading update revealing that its profits would take a £115m hit "
Vistry costings cock-up knocks £1bn off company value
The market reacted strongly yesterday to Vistry Group fessing up to getting its numbers wrong.
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" The market reacted strongly yesterday to Vistry Group fessing up to getting its numbers wrong. ........ because nine development sites in the south of England had been mis-costed. ....... an unscheduled trading update revealing that its profits would take a £115m hit "
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Amount owed to Buckingham’s supply chain trebles to more than £300m in a year
Initial hit to unsecured creditors was put at £108m last October
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" Administrators of collapsed contractor Buckingham have said the amount owed to its supply chain has gone up to more than £300m. "
how and who the hell allows these sort of debts to accumulate on their books
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