Nationwide Contract Services Limited
Registered as NATIONWIDE CONTRACT SERVICES LIMITED · Company number 11478286 · Insolvency notice published 1 October 2026
If Nationwide Contract Services Limited owes your business money, this page shows what the public record says and what you can do about it. Everything here comes from public filings, and links back to them.
What the public record shows
An insolvency notice naming Nationwide Contract Services Limited (company number 11478286) was published in The Gazette on 1 October 2026. That is the date the notice appeared, which is not necessarily the date the company stopped trading.
The statement of affairs
A statement of affairs was filed at Companies House on 10 October 2026. It is the document that lists who the company owes money to, and how much. Read the filing itself.
- We could read 8 creditors from the filing.
- 4 of them are companies we could match to the Companies House register, and they are named below.
- Those companies are recorded as owed £28,646 between them. That is not the total owed by the company, only the part we can attribute to matched companies.
The companies Nationwide Contract Services Limited owes money to
As listed on the statement of affairs, largest first. Only creditors that are companies on the Companies House register appear here. Individuals and sole traders listed on the filing are not shown. A name without a link is one we could not tie to a single Companies House record with confidence, so we show it as the filing wrote it.
| Creditor | Recorded as owed |
|---|---|
| Sussex HR LimitedCompany number 12438538 | £18,587 |
| AIM Contracts Group LtdCompany number 14576443 | £5,000 |
| Alphabet GB | £3,465 |
| Bocc LtdCompany number 13153638 | £1,594 |
These names and figures were read automatically by software from a scanned filing, so treat them as a guide and the filing itself as the truth. If your company is named here and you would rather it was not, or anything on this page is wrong, write to info@kestrelalert.com and we will correct it or take it down. You do not need to give a reason.
If you are owed money
You will normally need to submit a proof of debt to the insolvency practitioner handling the case. Their details are on the Gazette notice and on the company's filing history. These explain what that means in practice, and what your realistic prospects are.