Shrewsbury training company goes bust owing £109,000 to taxman, bank and other creditors
Liquidators have been appointed to wind up a Shrewsbury-based education training company which has gone bust owing £109,000.
Morgan Training Services, of Grange House, in Lancaster Road, is listed as owing £55,000 to the Department for Education, nearly £10,000 to the taxman and £39,400 to Lloyds Bank.
A statement of affairs has been posted on the Companies House website showing that Emma Merrick, of Grange House, Lancaster Road, Shrewsbury, is the only shareholder in the firm which was incorporated in November 2001.
The liquidation is being handled by SFP at Marsh Wall, in London.
A company spokesperson for SFP said he was not allowed to divulge details to third parties.
In March 2022 the company had five employees.
The appointment of liquidators has been official announced on the London Gazette website.
It says the liquidation was called by creditors and Richard Hunt of SFP was appointed on September 19.
Members and creditors appointed the liquidator at a meeting on September 19.
The official statement reads: "At a General Meeting of the members of the above-named company, duly convened and held on 19 September 2023, the following resolutions were duly passed as a Special Resolution and as an Ordinary Resolution:
"That the Company be wound up voluntarily and that Richard Hunt (IP No. 21772) of SFP, 9 Ensign House, Admirals Way, Marsh Wall, London, E14 9XQ be, and is hereby, appointed Liquidator of the Company for the purpose of the winding-up."
A decision confirming the appointment of the Liquidator was made by deemed consent on the same day.
Further details creditors should contact: Richard Hunt or Max Edmonds, on 020 7538 2222.
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