Administration News in the Building And Construction sector

Lancsville Construction Ltd has gone into administration leaving over 200 staff at risk of losing their jobs. [more]

Torith Limited, a Tayside-based long-established construction firm, which also runs civil engineering and property development businesses, has entered administration with the loss of over 80 jobs. [more]

A property developer has gone into administration with debts of £100m, leaving 500 investors potentially out of pocket by up to £20 [more]

Construction materials group Ensor Holdings has put its timber and fencing business Hawkins-Salmon Ltd into administration after a prolonged spell of poor performance. [more]

Mann Construction has entered voluntary administration due to the effects of the credit crunch on the business and, likewise, the entire building and construction sector. [more]

Wrekin Construction Group has gone into receivership today with the immediate loss of 530 jobs. Accountants Ernst & Young are to act as receiv [more]

Duncarse Limited and Duncarse Riverside Limited, the developer behind the construction of a £40m luxury housing block on the riverside in Dundee, has gone into administration. PricewaterhouseCoopers have been [more]

Flintshire-based construction company David McLean Holdings Ltd has fallen into administration due to the property downturn. There is also speculation that the business was loss-making. [more]

The construction arm of Time and Tide Homes Ltd has recently gone into administration. The owners of the apparently controversial Halton Mills site on the outskirts of Lancaster had been feeling the strain of the credit crunch. [more]

One of Scotland's longest established building companies, Watson Construction Group, has gone into administra [more]