V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
nice little winter job for you in a warm cab getting well paid
Storrsy
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Yeah could think of worse ways to spend the winter. Just been on their website good opportunity for someone getting into that game as will the will train upnice little winter job for you in a warm cab getting well paid
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Stroppymonkey
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Sounds dreamy
Storrsy
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Sounds it. But I worked in a quarry for a while and whilst the work was ok some of the muppets you have to work alongside outweighed it. Seemed to attract a certain type
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Splosh
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Plant dealer Molson files administration notice
Bristol-based machinery supplier operates from 16 UK locations
www.constructionenquirer.com
Lancs Lad
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Wow!!! 300m turnover but 10m loss !Plant dealer Molson files administration notice
Bristol-based machinery supplier operates from 16 UK locations
600 folk on skid row .
Vinpetrol
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That’s who I just bought my Hyundai from . Sales guy was Rick Grove a real gentleman to deal with old school guy . I hope he gets sorted ok . My warranty won’t be worth much nowPlant dealer Molson files administration notice
Bristol-based machinery supplier operates from 16 UK locations
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
see they 're-built' after a similar 'episode' in 2007 after declaring administration then .... could well be a tactical decision to 'clear debts' - again !!
" Molson’s subsequent comeback developed under Molson Group, which had been incorporated in September 2007 with co-founders Jonathan Wilson and Robin Powell as directors. "
how could two undischarged bankrupts become directors ????
" Molson’s subsequent comeback developed under Molson Group, which had been incorporated in September 2007 with co-founders Jonathan Wilson and Robin Powell as directors. "
how could two undischarged bankrupts become directors ????
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V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
ISG recoveries hit £46m but trade creditors won’t get a penny
Unsecured claims booked at £885m as administration costs rise to nearly £26m
www.constructionenquirer.com
" ISG administrators have clawed back nearly £46m since the contractor collapsed but trade creditors are still not expected to see a penny. ....
Meanwhile, recorded administration time costs and expenses have reached £25.6m.
EY’s team has logged 16,262.7 hours, generating £11.03m in time costs. Expenses across the eight companies total another £14.57m, including third-party legal and professional fees, litigation funding and other administration spending. ...HMRC is expected to recover part of its £91m preferential claim, although the taxman will also face a shortfall. " .... after ernst young take their lions share of recoveries
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Splosh
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Nearly £700/HR for the administrators? No wonder you never see any of them go bankrupt ...
doobin
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Presumably they weren't made bankrupt. Limited liability...
doobin
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In other news... saw a reel on FB of that bloke from Ashville Aggregates showing off the start of his new pad, Ashville Towers. Just the land must have been a few million looking at the location.
Thats a year after this: https://www.constructionenquirer.co...s-firm-ashville-went-down-owing-more-than-3m/
Thats a year after this: https://www.constructionenquirer.co...s-firm-ashville-went-down-owing-more-than-3m/
Lancs Lad
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Yep came up on my YouTube feed. Bet the folk he screwed over are well happy
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Monkeybusiness
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It’s absolutely disgusting how administrators charge - essentially legalised robbery, stealing from the creditors.
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Jimoz
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I think he said it was land in his family for years. I watched a couple of vids after he went bust but then he blatantly started promoting some hair growth cream in a video so I binned it off.
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