Parker Walsh Corporate Recovery Limited

02/11/2026

⚠️ Common Misconceptions Regarding Liquidation

There’s a lot of misinformation surrounding company liquidation, and believing the wrong things could make an already difficult situation even more stressful.

In this video, we address common misconceptions about liquidation, including voluntary liquidation and what business owners should understand when considering their options.

💡 If your company is struggling financially, getting the right advice can help you understand the options available and make informed decisions.

📩 Have questions about company liquidation? Get in touch with our team to discuss your circumstances.

29/10/2026

The Bury Times has reported on the liquidation of electrical contractor Freemantle Projects Ltd, with Parker Walsh’s Molly Monks appointed as liquidator on 22 October.

Founded in 2020, the company provided electrical consultancy, design and installation services.

Closing a business is a difficult step. At Parker Walsh, we help directors understand their options and guide them through the process with clear, practical advice.

Read the full article:
https://www.burytimes.co.uk/news/national/uk-today/26676322.uk-electrical-company-close-enters-liquidation/

UK electrical contractor Freemantle Projects Ltd, that worked with Heathrow Airport, British Airways, and Jet2, has entered liquidation and is set to close.

28/10/2026

More coverage for Parker Walsh on Budget day 2026, with Molly Monks featured in City AM.

The publication’s analysis identified at least 137,000 jobs lost or announced for cuts across Britain’s biggest businesses over the past two years, with retail and hospitality particularly affected.

Molly highlights the pressures facing hospitality operators, where tight margins, lower footfall and rising costs can quickly lead to cash flow difficulties.

As she explains: “Profit margins are so small, and the footfall isn’t what it was”.

Her comments underline why businesses need support before financial pressures become unmanageable.

Read the full article:https://www.cityam.com/jobs-apocalypse-britains-biggest-firms-cut-more-than-130000-roles-in-two-years/

Britain’s biggest businesses have axed more than 130,000 jobs over the past two years, a City AM analysis has found

28/10/2026

Another media feature on Budget day 2026, with Parker Walsh’s Molly Monks featured in GB News.

As businesses look to the Chancellor’s announcements, Molly’s message is clear: financial difficulties need attention now.

“The biggest mistake is often waiting until there is no money left to act.”

Struggling to pay suppliers, falling behind on tax bills or relying on incoming payments to cover overdue debts are all warning signs. Seeking advice early can give business owners more options to address those pressures.

Read Molly’s comments and the full article:
https://www.gbnews.com/money/budget-2026-recruitment-boss-british-firms-jobs

The founder said the country still had enormous potential, despite businesses becoming more cautious

28/10/2026

Parker Walsh’s Molly Monks has been featured in London Insider, sharing her perspective on the pressures facing hospitality businesses as UK job losses mount.

With tight profit margins, reduced footfall and rising staffing, rent and business rates bills, many operators have little room to absorb further costs.

As Molly explains: “once you slip, it’s very difficult to get back”.

It’s a reminder of how quickly financial pressures can escalate, and why seeking support early matters.

Read the full article:
https://londoninsider.co.uk/close-to-one-million-young-people-locked-out-of-work-as-uk-job-losses-mount-across-major-employers/

Nearly a million 16-to-24-year-olds in Britain are now classified as NEETs, not in employment, education, or training, as the labour market deteriorates sharply. The unemployment rate has climbed to around five per cent in the first half of 2026, up from roughly four per cent when Labour came to pow...

28/10/2026

Can a company director claim redundancy if they have an ODLA?

Can having an overdrawn director’s loan account affect your ability to claim redundancy pay?

In this video, we explain an important consideration for directors of limited companies: whether you can qualify for redundancy when your company closes, particularly if you also have a director’s loan account.

If you’re a company director facing insolvency or considering closing your business, understanding your position is essential.

📩 Have questions about director redundancy or company insolvency? Get in touch with our team to discuss your circumstances.

27/10/2026

With tomorrow’s Budget approaching, almost 740,000 UK businesses are already facing significant financial distress, according to BTG’s latest research.

Our founder and licensed insolvency practitioner, Molly Monks, has been featured in This is Money and FT Adviser, discussing the pressures facing business owners and why seeking advice early matters.

As Molly explains: “The biggest mistake is often waiting until there is no money left to act.”

Falling behind with suppliers, struggling with tax payments or relying on incoming money to cover overdue bills can all signal that it is time to seek support.

Whatever tomorrow’s announcements bring, understanding the impact on your own costs and cash flow is essential. Acting early can give you more options to address debts, restructure and protect the future of your business.

Read the coverage:

https://www.ftadviser.com/content/1652e065-2c27-4420-ad6e-98dd17c9e8d9

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-16242147/Budget-blow-Healey-number-UK-firms-significant-distress-hits-two-decade-high.html

If you are concerned about your business, speak to our friendly team for a confidential conversation.

27/10/2026

Wondering what our services might cost? Start here.

When you’re considering the next steps for your company, understanding the likely costs can make planning a little easier.

Our online quotes and calculators bring several useful tools together in one place:

• Members’ Voluntary Liquidation (MVL) quotes
• Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation (CVL) quotes
• Company dissolution checks and quotes
• HMRC Time to Pay eligibility checks
• Free director redundancy assessments

Answer a few straightforward questions to get an initial indication of costs or whether a service could suit your circumstances. The tools are free to use, with no obligation to proceed.

Any online quote is indicative, and we’ll confirm the details and final fee with you before you go ahead.

Explore the tools here:
https://www.parkerwalsh.co.uk/quotes

And if you’d prefer to talk things through, our friendly team is here to help.

Use Parker Walsh's free online calculators and eligibility checkers for MVL, CVL, company dissolution, Time to Pay and director redundancy.

26/10/2026

Closing a business after more than 22 years is a huge step, with plenty of emotion alongside the practical decisions.

That’s why feedback like this means so much to our team:

“Great support throughout a process that was difficult and emotional at times - it was never going to be easy closing a business after over 22 years. Particular thanks to Josh who did his best to explain the steps along the way and keep the bureaucracy to a minimum!”

Thank you for trusting us through such a difficult time, and for recognising Josh’s care and support.

If you’re facing difficult decisions about your business, we’re here to listen, explain your options and help you find a way forward.

26/10/2026

If your company goes into liquidation, does that mean you can't become a director or run another business?

The answer may surprise you!

In this video, we explain what happens when a company enters Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation (CVL), whether you can set up another limited company, and the important rules around using the same or a similar company name.

⚠️ Thinking about starting a new business after liquidation? Make sure you understand the restrictions and seek professional advice before reusing a company name.

📩 Get in touch with our team to discuss company liquidation and your options.