UK construction company in liquidation talks with £2m debts

Daily Mirror Monday 13 July 2026, 01:51 UTC By [email protected] (Olivia Beeson) 1 min read

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The Oxfordshire based construction company held a meeting of creditors to discuss the chance of liquidation as its latest accounts show it made a loss in recent years

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