Last week our enforcement agents attended a site in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire after a Writ of Possession was issued to obtain vacant possession of the land where a number of foreign nationals had set up a camp. Once our enforcement agents attended the site, the occupants were requested to move on – which they did peacefully. Contractors… Read more »
A Writ of Possession in relation to three commercial properties and across four upper floors in Lewisham, south London, was executed on Thursday 23 August 2018 by Penham Excel High Court Enforcement Officers. The properties being situated were above three commercial shops that were still trading. A dozen Authorised High Court Enforcement Officers successfully carried out… Read more »
Our High Court Enforcement Officers last week served a Writ of Possession on squatters who had illegally occupied commercial premises in London since March. We were met with substantial barricades, threatening behaviour and abuse from the squatters and bystanders, however our team used their experience to remove them and take back possession of the property. The… Read more »
At Penham Excel High Court Enforcement Agents, we recently acted upon a Writ issued by the High Court, instructed by a major international and national law company. An aircraft belonging to the defendant company was seized in the South of England and prevented from taking off from the airfield with the assistance of the Air… Read more »
Penham Excel High Court Enforcement Officers successfully evicted 20 squatters last week who have been occupying the former headquarters of a property management company that works to keep squatters out of empty buildings. The group who moved into the former head office of Camelot Europe in Shoreditch, east London two months ago to highlight housing inequality,… Read more »
Recently published July and September Insolvency reports show that the number of businesses that are unable to pay back money they owe to others is on the rise. In the reports the results were shown to be slightly higher than previous quarter. Andrew Tate, president of insolvency and restructuring trade body R3, said “A quarterly… Read more »
For the seventh consecutive year, the number of debt judgements against businesses in England and Wales in the third quarter of 2016 has fallen. The registry trust, a non-profit organisation that collect information on judgements across Britain, have shown these figures in a recent report. There were 19,379 county court judgments against businesses in England… Read more »
Unless you are a business that takes payments up front for your product or service you are likely to have an unpaid bill or invoice at some point. Maintaining a good cash flow is often a challenge, but absolutely essential for the growth and success of every business. The job of recovering unpaid invoices typically… Read more »
All court fees are to increase across the board by 10% from Monday 25th July 2016, therefore applications to transfer county court judgments of £600.00 or more, up to the High Court will rise from £60.00 to £66.00. Full details from the government website can be viewed here
The shortage of qualified drivers has been well reported throughout the logistics industry and beyond. As a result, many recruitment agencies and delivery firms have resorted to offering training to potential candidates in an attempt to meet the demands for drivers to fill positions across the UK. A learning culture Across many sectors the… Read more »
