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Two Halton schools lost £50k when lettings firm collapsed - Vimarsana News

Two Halton schools lost £50k when lettings firm collapsed

Two Halton schools lost £50k when lettings firm collapsed HALTON schools lost more than £50,000 when a facilities lettings company collapsed last year, the LDRS can reveal. School Lettings Solutions (SLS), which arranged the rental of school facilities to sports teams and community groups, went into administration last year owing hundreds of schools a total of more than £4m in unpaid hiring fees. Ormiston Chadwick in Widnes lost more than £40,000 and The Heath in Runcorn more than £7,000. Seventeen schools in the Liverpool City Region were owed a total of £217,982, money that...

Meet the Liverpool girls dressing Victoria's Secret models - Vimarsana News

Meet the Liverpool girls dressing Victoria's Secret models

Meet the Liverpool girls dressing Victoria's Secret models and Made In Chelsea stars Make Thread clothing has been worn by Fearne Cotton, Vogue Williams, Shanina Shaik and more Updated (Image: Make Thread) Two Liverpool girls have launched an independent fashion company that's so popular their clothes are being worn by Fearne Cotton, Vogue Williams, Shanina Shaik and more. After meeting while studying for an MBA at the University of Liverpool, Sarah O’Brien, 39, and Katie Roche, 29, launched Make Thread, a sustainable social marketplace for independent designers. The business, which is bas...

Place North West | Investors outraged by Parliament Residence saga - Vimarsana News

Place North West | Investors outraged by Parliament Residence saga

Dan Whelan People who invested up to £100,000 each in off-plan apartments at the Baltic Triangle development have asked its new owner Legacie Developments to help them salvage their investments.  Work on the 145-apartment second phase of Parliament Residence – previously being delivered by a vehicle of developer Assetcorp called AC Parl Street 2 – stalled at the end of last year. David Currie & Co was appointed as receiver to sell the project to recover a charge for one of Assetcorp’s creditors, Collateral Investments, as revealed by Place North West in December .  Liverpool-based L...

Investor fears £900k life savings lost as another fractional sales saga hits Liverpool - Vimarsana News

Investor fears £900k life savings lost as another fractional sales saga hits Liverpool

Investor fears £900k life savings lost as another fractional sales saga hits Liverpool EXCLUSIVE: Multiple investors set to lose life savings, retirement funds and inheritance have spoken to the ECHO - and warned others against buying off-plan property in the city Updated The Parliament Residence development in Liverpool. Phase one is to the left, while the second phase is to the right Three times a day plus breaking news for the biggest stories - sign up for the Liverpool Echo newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the...

Place North West | Elliot Group's £70m Epic Hotel in receivership - Vimarsana News

Place North West | Elliot Group's £70m Epic Hotel in receivership

Dan Whelan LPA receiver David Currie & Co is seeking cash offers for the stalled development, a 306-bedroom hotel in Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle.  The company was appointed earlier this month to recover a charge lodged by Virtuoso Investments, a company based in the Seychelles that had invested in the scheme.  Work to build the 16-storey hotel Norfolk Street was being carried out by Newry Construction. However, it stalled last year after investors backed out following the arrest of Elliot Group founder Elliot Lawless in December 2019. Lawless was subsequently released on bail, which expir...