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Every winding-up petition, administration and liquidation published in The Gazette, grouped by company, checked against Companies House and ranked for you. In your inbox by 8am on every publishing day.

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Real rows from the morning of Friday 25 September 2026, with company names hidden on this page. The email itself shows each company's name and number, with links to the Gazette notice and Companies House.

On every company in your email

Score and reasonsA score out of ten for how likely the company is to be worth your time, with up to three reasons and two cautions in plain English.
Procedure and stagePetition, administration, creditors' voluntary or compulsory liquidation, and whether a practitioner is already appointed. Settled from all of the company's notices, and from the Companies House insolvency record when the notices don't say.
Hearing dateFor petitions: the hearing date and the days left.
PetitionerHMRC, a trade creditor, a landlord, a finance company or an employee.
SectorRead from the notice's own description of the business, then the company name, then the SIC code. A second sector where a company clearly works in two, so your filter catches it either way.
Region, size and ageRegion from the registered office, size from the accounts last filed, and the year the company was formed.
Likely assets and still tradingOur read of whether there is property, stock, vehicles or a working business behind the notice.
CautionsDormant accounts, micro estates, very new companies, and strike-off already proposed at Companies House.

What we set aside

So your morning starts with companies, not paperwork.

  • Members' voluntary liquidations: solvent companies closing down, identified even when the notice doesn't say.
  • Final meetings and dividend notices, where the case is already closing.
  • Repeat notices for the same company on the same day.
  • Notices about individuals: personal insolvency is never included.

Who uses it

Insolvency practitionersPetitions in your region and sectors, with the hearing date and whether anyone has been appointed.
Asset buyers and auctioneersNew administrations and liquidations likely to hold stock, plant, vehicles or property.
LawyersPetitions and administrations in the sectors you act for.
Credit controlCustomers and suppliers entering insolvency, the morning it is published.

How it arrives

8am email

On every day the Gazette publishes: new petitions for your patch, ranked, with hearing dates.

Monday roundup

The week's new administrations and liquidations for your patch, ranked, with likely assets flagged.

Spreadsheet and portal

Every email links to the full list as a spreadsheet, keyed on the Companies House number so it joins straight to your own records. The same companies are in your online portal to filter, mark and download.

Questions

Do you get petitions before the Gazette?

No. We read the Gazette the morning it publishes, which is at least seven business days before the hearing. What we add is the checking, grouping and ranking, so the petitions worth your time are at the top.

Do you include directors' details?

No. Everything is at company level. Each company links to its Companies House page, where the public register shows its officers.

How accurate are the tags?

On our first full day we checked every procedure against the notice wording: all 299 that stated one were right. An independent second check of the sector on all 294 companies agreed on about 96 per cent, and the misses it found were then corrected.

Can I change my region or sectors?

Yes, at any time. Reply to any email and it changes from the next morning.