Companies with an operator licence in the West Midlands traffic area that the Companies House register at 30 September 2026 shows in liquidation, administration or receivership, and Gazette insolvency notices for them. Whether a licence continues is a matter for the Traffic Commissioner.
Liquidation, administration or receivership
28
Their licences here
28
Gazette notices, 180 days
38
This data comes from the DVSA file dated 7 September 2026 (30 days ago). Our latest check for a newer file is overdue (last check 3 October 2026). Data status
In liquidation, administration or receivership
Companies with this status at the register date. Largest fleets first.
Companies in liquidation, administration or receivership with a licence in West Midlands
An administrator runs the company, usually to rescue it or to get a better result for its creditors.
In receivership
A receiver, usually appointed by a lender, deals with some or all of the company’s assets.
Gazette insolvency notice
A notice published in The Gazette, the official public record, such as a winding-up petition or the appointment of a liquidator or administrator. A petition can be dismissed; the notice says what was published, on its date.
Why a licence can still be listed
The DVSA operator licence file and the Companies House register are separate public registers, updated on their own timetables. A licence stays in the DVSA file (here, the file dated 7 September 2026) until the Traffic Commissioner records a change, so the two can differ for a while. What happens to a licence is a matter for the Traffic Commissioner.
This page reports what the registers show on their dates. It is not a finding about any operator or its conduct. If a company here is yours and something is wrong, or you want to add a statement, use the link on its row.