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Halifax Town creditors: Full list of who is owed money by the club, and how much


Armstrong Watson, Victoria Place, Carlisle, £1,350;

All-Glass, Ripponden Mill, Mill Fold, Ripponden, £165;

Arrowmax Structures Ltd, c/o DLA, Fountain PrecincADVERTISEMENTt, Balm Green, Sheffield, £4,952.61;

Bradford MDC, Sports and Leisure Service, Aireworth Road, Keighley, £2,551.99;

Bear 21, c/o Davenham Trade Finance Ltd, PO Box 765, 8, St John Street, Manchester, £53.32;

Mr R. Bland, Brow Cottage, Clay House Lane, Greetland, £17,750;

B and S Coaches, Rochdale Road, Walsden, Todmorden, £1,875;

Belvec Ltd, The Weavers/Shay Banqueting, Shay Stadium, Halifax, £770.16;

B. Fielding Associates, New Road, Halifax, £1,000;

Brentwood Market, Unit R5, Tenterfield Business Park, Halifax, nil; Brighouse High School, Finkil Street, Brighouse, £173.51;

British Telecom, BT Business Division, PP 9A Telecom House, 35, Lisbon Street, Leeds, £784.26;

Dr R.T. Brown, Landemere Syke, Northowram, Halifax, £1,963.28; BUPA Hospital, Staines, Middlesex, £3,265.90;

BMW Financial Services (GB) Ltd, Europa House, Bartley Way, Hook, Hampshire, £12,125.69;

Julia Brierley, Free School Lane, Halifax £900;

Bobby Barr, Highroad Well Lane, Halifax, Nil;

Coach Options, 768, Manchester Road, Castleton, Rochdale, £5,690;

Calderdale MBC, Chief Finance Officer, Princess Buildings, Halifax, £517;

Computec, Unit 14, Moorlands Business Centre, Balme Road, Cleckheaton, £176.25;

Mr D. Cairns, 23, Nelson Street, Sowerby Bridge, Halifax, £9,338;

Calder Cabins, Unit 8, High Level Way Industrial Estate, Queens Road, Halifax, £3,145.49;

Calderdale Council, Director of Finance, Princess Buildings, Halifax, £587.11;

City Graphics (BFD), 200, Pasture Lane, Clayton, Bradford, £500;

Comcen Computer Supplies Ltd, Bruce Road, Swansea Industrial Estate, Swansea, £235.

Ms D. Clayton Smith, Hollybank Road, Lindley, Huddersfield, £825;

Russell Church-Kenningham, Green End, Clayton, Bradford, £137;

D. Cairns, Keswick Close, Siddal, Halifax £2,000;

DM Posters, Balmoral Drive, Hindley, Wigan, £564;

Dunn-Line Holdings Ltd, The Coach Station, Park Lane, Basford, £2,810;

Ian Entwistle, Millmoor House, 45a Colders Lane, Meltham, £220;

Fraser Eagle Coaching, Pendle Court, 4, Mead Way, Burnley, £3,875;

Fit 4 Sport, Unit 2, Millking Green, Hartshead Street, Lees, Oldham, £352.27;

Mrs A. Firth, High Lane, Norton Tower, Halifax, £2,932.47;

Fat Cat Trading Company, Albert Street, Hebden Bridge, £169.20;

Football Association, 25, Soho Square, London, Nil; Roy Ford, 49, Jepson Lane, Elland, £1,200;

Football Trust, 25, Soho Square, London, £56,000;

Geoff Ralph Association, Clare Road, Halifax, £27,108.75;

HT Direct Limited, Beetham, Water Hill Lane, Warley, £564;

HM Revenue and Customs, Durrington Bridge House, Barrington Road, Worthing, West Sussex, £242,613.64;

Mr R. Ham, Cotes Garth, Wombleton, York, £20,000;

Mr A. Hall, 21, Riverdale Court, Salterhebble, Halifax, £17,601.00;

Mr R. Harrison, 7, Cliffe Cottage, Cliffe Hill Lane, Warley, Halifax, £18,096;

Halifax PLC, Trinity Road, Halifax, £916.75;

Hipperholme and Lightcliffe, Stoney Lane, Lightcliffe, £4,944.33;

HM Revenue and Customs, Durrington Bridge House, Barrington Road, Worthing, £243,058;

Hall Decorating and Painting , Turner Court Works, Hall Street North, Boothtown, £414;

Janice and Richard Holden, 88, Alban's Road, Halifax, £300;

R. Holmes 13, West Place, Wimbledon Common, London, £15,000;

A Hall, Parish Lea, Gibraltar Road, Halifax, £2,000;

Intrak Sound and Light, 6, Delany Drive, Freckleton, Preston, £5,640;

Mr P. Jewitt, EMS Ltd, 2, Church Street, Dewsbury, £3,966;

Jacamast Ltd, Colne Bridge Works, Bradley, Huddersfield, £193,034.31;

J. Eastwood and Son, The Warehouse, Lower Lister Lane, Halifax, £23.50:

J. Nixon and Co, Head Office, Water Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, £2,136.36;

Keele University, The Income Office, Finance Department, Keele, £2,548.29;

Kirkdale Laundry Services, 526, Gibbet Street, Highroad Well, Halifax, £464;

Keller Engineering, Thorpe Arch Estate, Wetherby, £5,522.50;

Loomis UK Ltd, 5th Floor, City Gate East, Tollhouse, Nottingham, £230.39;

Lupton Fawcett Solicitors, Yorkshire House, Greek Street, Leeds, £500;

Lloyds TSB Bank, Commercial Street, Halifax, £75,417;

Ian Maclennan, The Consulting Rooms, 23, Anson Road, Manchester, £190;

Mr R. Moreland, Hornbeam House, Langford, Market Drayton, Shropshire, £7,203;

Metro Sports, Metnor House, Mylord Crescent, Killingworth, Newcastle upon Tyne £338.40;

Milans Wine Bar Hotel, 6-8, Carlton Place, Halifax, £176.25;

Mel Green Construction, Parkfield Garage, George Street, Elland, £262.35;

Nations Healthcare Ltd, Park Road, Eccleshill, £293.75;

National Insurance Fund, Redundancy Payments Office, Ladywell House, Ladywell Road, Edinburgh, £47,160;

Network Lifts, Kirkfield Industrial Estate, Kirk Lane, Yeadon £11,850.60;

Online Computer Supplies Ltd, c/o Royal Bank of Scotland, Smith House, PO Box 50, Elmwood Avenue, Feltham, Middlesex, £206.80;

Petron Design Ltd, Webster Mills, Webster Street, Dewsbury, £70.50;

Mr S. Peacock, Caterleisure Ltd, 197-199, Main Street, Wilsden, Bradford, £60,763;

J. Pugh Lewis, Pilsley, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, £1,086;

PPP Healthcare, Philips House, Crescent Road, Tunbridge Wells, £97.68;

Premier Sports Medicals, York House, Grimsdyke Road, Middlesex, £365.06;

Printability 2000 Ltd, Concept House, Westwick Park, Broombank Road, Chestefield, £9,205;

Mr G. Ralph, Yarborough Croft, Northowram, Halifax, £340,000;

Rastrick High School, Field Top Road, Rastrick, Brighouse, £2,820;

Rayroy Products (Slapton)Ltd, Unit 1, Hillcroft Works, Stewkley, Soulbury, Leyton Buzzard, £312.08;

Reydon Sports Plc, Unit 17, Easter Park, Nottingham, £258.54;

R.M. Barnett Ltd, The Barn, Towngate, Hepworth, Huddersfield, £195,921;

Radcliffe Plant Hire, Queens Square, Leeds Road, Huddersfield, £269;

Michael Riley, c/o Wilkinson Woodward, 11, Fountain Street, Halifax, Nil;

Mr R. J. Crabtree, Broadwood, Cragg Vale, £22,000;

SW Business Services 15/17, Carlton Street, Halifax, £53.06;

Spencer Wilson and Co, 15/17, Carlton Street, Halifax, £5,547.18;

Shay Stadium Trust Ltd, Shay Stadium, Halifax, £14,100;

Sarah Scott, c/o Gary Kirwan, The Chartered Society of Physios, 14, Bedford Row, London, Nil;

Mr S. J. Shaw, consultant orthopaedic surgeon, 7, Moor Park Avenue, Preston, £740;

Scottish and Newcastle Retail Ltd, Riverside House, Riverside Way, Northampton, £432.60;

Security Services, £546.55;

Sportskit Pro Soccer, Unit 7, Airfield Way, Christchurch, Dorset, £537;

St John Ambulance, South and West Yorkshire, Healey Road, Ossett, Wakefield, £1,316.

Studd Menswear, 10, Old Hall Street, Middleton, Greater Manchester, £146;

Smith and Curry, £9,794;

T-Moile UK, PO Box 719, Camberley, Surrey, £226.27;

3A Building Supplies, Link Business Park, Knowle Lane, Huddersfield, £174;

Team Premier Ltd, Team Premier House, Unit 11 Metro Centre, Ronsons Way, St Albans, £742.32;

The Design Sauce Ltd, Trinity House, Robbey Close, Linby, Nottingham, Nil;

The Sports Cabin, Westgate, Halifax, £1,086.90;

The West Yorkshire Physiotherapy and Sports Injury Centre, The Old School House, Towngate, Wyke, £340;

The Yorkshire Clinic, Bradford Road, Bingley, £985,14;

TM Newburn Power Rental Services, PO Box 224, Halifax, £264.37;

Trimillin UK Ltd, Unit 16, St James Industrial Estate, Westhampton Road, West Sussex, £292.55;

Trinity Insurance Advisors Ltd, Trinity House, Harrison Road, Halifax, £1,299.59;

Turnstile Service 2000 Ltd, Swan House, Bonds Mill Estate, Stonehouse, Gloucestershire, £1,815.30;

Tarmac Precast Concrete Ltd, Tallington Factory, Tallington, Stamford, Lincs, £30,820.45;

The Harris Partnership, Project Manager, 24, St Johns North, Wakefield, £4,894;

D.C. Tait, Yew Mount, 196, Halifax Road, Brighouse, £42,000;

UK Sports Products Ltd, 8, Newham Road, Bedford, £214.53;

Vision Colour Print, Adwalton Business Park, 132, Wakefield Road, Drighlington, £6,341;

Village Press, The Nook, Sowerby Bridge, £72;

Wilkinson Woodward Solicitors, 11, Fountain Street, Halifax, £881.25;

West Yorkshire Police Authority, Finance Department, Laburnum Road, Wakefield, £4,468.34;

Wakefield MRI Centre, Aberford Road, Wakefield, £310;

West Riding Organics, 147, Brights Building, New Mill Road, Honley, Holmfirth, £381.88;

West Yorkshire Metro Ambulance, Threelands, Bradford Road, Birkenshaw, Bradford, £381.88;

Walker May, The Stone Yard, Bedford Street North, Halifax, £765;

White Young Green, Regatta House, Clippers Quay Salford Quays, Manchester, £25,000;

Mr A. Watson, Hill Top Mount, Leeds £725;

Westgrove Street PI and C, 3, Clare Road, Halifax, £30,000;

Anne and Peter Wood, Lindrick Way, Bradshaw, Halifax, £300;

David Wills, c/o James Chapman and Co, 76, King Street, Manchester, Nil;

Mr R. F. Walker, Stoneleigh Barn, Brighouse and Denholme Gate Road, Shelf, £42,000;

W and D Properties Ltd, 5, Yarborough Croft, Northowram, Halifax, £34,000;

Xara Sportswear Ltd, Suite F, Riverview House, Frairton Road, Perth, £19,739.82;

Zurich, Froomsgate House, 1, Rupert Street, Bristol, £213.85.

Total £2,007,846.50.

[louise1925]

I think they'll probably survive short term, but for the life of me I can't see where they are going to get any investment at all in the future. It might make sense for them just to call it a day and start again aka Scarboro and Telford.

[le bignose]

Just a few to pay off then .............. Jesus!!! And still they crack on hey!!

Just seeing that makes you realise the foundations we have as a club!! Thank god their are people out there that understand the meaning of running a club/business!!

Sorry but no sympathy!!! Deserve everything that happens to them .......... and thats nothing to do with our potential gain!! Think of the people they owe!! f**king joke !!

[Alty365]

The parallels with Scarborough are frightening. For me, the real issue here is how much longer Halifax can stay in business at all, let alone stay in the Blue Square Premier. Putting aside our vested interest in the situation, I genuinely wish clubs would sit up and take note of what is happening year after year. How many more clubs have to go to the wall before people start living within their means again? It's absolutely ridiculous!

[hsmith1]

The biggest worry for Halifax as i have said before is the £445.000 to the tax man even if the others accept the two and a half pence in the pound payoff i cannot see inland revenue accepting that.Also if Halifax cleard their debts losing £30,000 per month that would continue so it would be back to square one inless something was to alter.
That said without Halifax we would have hardly any players

[Narcissist]

What strikes me is the number of companies they owe 500-5000 quid.

They clearly decided they needed stuff like new signs and work done and thought 'well we'll just get an invoice and never pay it, we're going into admin anyway'.

With that number of creditors there's no denying they knew what would happen. I have no sympathy at all. Neither will the conference when they kick them out.

I do feel for the fans though. They're watching their own scarborough unfold and it has to be heart-breaking.

[Dougals Dad]

Main site: "The Halifax Courier reports that "Creditors have spoken of their reluctance to do business with Halifax Town in the wake of the club's latest cash crisis, which has led to a settlement offer of 2.5p in the pound......"

I'm not sure Halifax will get away with it this time.

[Wilmslow Alty]

BMW Financial Services (GB) Ltd, Europa House, Bartley Way, Hook, Hampshire, £12,125.69
Company car?

Coach Options, 768, Manchester Road, Castleton, Rochdale, £5,690
Another coach company left out of pocket.

St John Ambulance, South and West Yorkshire, Healey Road, Ossett, Wakefield, £1,316.
Always nice to shaft a charity.

[Unemployed Coalminer]

I don't know the exact workings of a CVA, but if this was a person going for an Individual Voluntary Arrangement or IVA it would requre the owners of 75% of the overall debt to agree to the proposal. If I remember correctly tax debt could not be included in an IVA, but maybe it's different for CVA. Can't imagine the the revenue accepting 2.5p in the pound as it's virtually writing the debt off.

[baldrick]

My brain can't handle this at the moment as i have still not recovered from Weymouth. But if anyone has the patience to read this legal waffle about the CVA, here it is

http://www.companyrescue.co.uk/company-rescue/options/detailed_cva.aspx

[gazwarrington]

Hebden Bridge firm Fat Cat Trading Company, which provides promotional banners and ground boards, is owed £169 and owner Craig Mitchell said he had been stung twice over the years by Halifax Town. 'I wouldn't touch the club with a barge pole now', he said. 'It is not worth the hassle... With the best will in the world it does not seem to matter who is running the club. People probably give 100 per cent but it seems to happen every few years. It is a shame. 2.5p is not worth a light. I have learned my lesson and I bet there are a lot of people like me'

This bit interested me as he's basically saying whats the point of 2.5p in the pound and he doesn't want others to be ripped off like he has, now the only way he can make his point is to not accept it.

[Unemployed Coalminer]

Hebden Bridge firm Fat Cat Trading Company, which provides promotional banners is owed £169 and owner Craig Mitchell said he had been hung out to dry.

[Bob]

BMW Financial Services (GB) Ltd, Europa House, Bartley Way, Hook, Hampshire, £12,125.69
Company car?

Coach Options, 768, Manchester Road, Castleton, Rochdale, £5,690
Another coach company left out of pocket.

St John Ambulance, South and West Yorkshire, Healey Road, Ossett, Wakefield, £1,316.
Always nice to shaft a charity.

St John Ambulance often get shafted by clubs in admin.  They were at Valley Parade on the day of the Bradford fire, treating the injured and dying.  When Bradford went into admin after spending a fortune on players wages, the St John ambulance were owed thousands of pounds.  Dispicable!

I read a comment from a fan on the Halifax forum that they had to spend the wages or they would be in the UniBond!  Do people not get it? To be honest, there are very strong parallels with Scarborough.  I think a lot of it is pure vanity, maintaining an image and so on.

[bigcol]

I've stuck this list on my site (hope no-one minds) http://www.vauxhall-senator.com/blogs/index.php/2008/04/30/now_this_is_what_i_call_a_debt  I'm absolutely shocked that a) a club can choose to live like this and b) that current law means tiny repayments can be made and potentially accepted.

And as an indirect consequence I noted some North East companies on the list, including a kit company in Killingworth.  No doubt they ran out of people willing to do business with them and had to look further afield.

[altrincham]

Does it only take one company to refuse for the deal to colapse?