Thu, 29 Jul 2010 | ADMINISTRATION
Bolton-based Proffitts of Great Lever Ltd, an established family furniture business, has fallen into administration after a century of trading.
The company, which sold contemporary home furnishings, is run by the fourth generation of the family who first started it.
Reduced trade has led to increasing financial pressure over the last year or so, according to administrators, who are looking to sell the company as a going concern.
Six of the firm's 12 staff have been made redundant as a result of the administration.
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