British haulage firm collapses into liquidation with £1.1million in debts after 35 years

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British haulage firm collapses into liquidation with £1.1million in debts after 35 years.

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A British haulage company has entered into liquidation with £1.1million in debts after more than 35 years of trading.Mor Cross Transport Services entered creditors' voluntary liquidation at the end of December last year.The company was based at Enstone Airfield near Chipping Norton, with its registered office address now being at Waters Edge Business Park in Stoke-on-Trent.According to Companies House, Mor Cross Transport Services Limited was first incorporated on January 23, 1997.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say It entered insolvency on December 29, 2025, and saw Mustafa Abdulali and Neil James Dingley appointed as joint liquidators.In total, Mor Cross Transport Services owed a total of £1.126million for 59 total entries, based on documents submitted online.This included £143,088 to Scania Financial Services, £130,703 to Hardock Finance, £155,095 to Bibby Financial Services and £81,501 to Time Finance.The company also owed around £50,000 to NatWest, £68,000 to HM Revenue and...

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