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Plans revealed to turn Donington Hall into exclusive hotel
Ex-F1 driver wants racing drivers to be able to collect their cars at hotel door and drive straight onto Donington Park track
Donington Hall, Castle Donington
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Another claim has also arisen from Tudor Capital, who say they are owed money from a claim that was incorrectly marked as satisfied. BDO’s investigation has shown their claim is valid and they expect to make a repayment in the region of £1.7m.
Second in line are the preferential creditors, however given all the employees have been taken on by the new TVS backed business, it’s not expected they will make any claims.
Next up come the unsecured creditors, which include deposit holders. To date BDO have received £8.8m of claims from unsecured creditors, far exceeding the £6.2m held on record. Despite this, BDO say they expect to make a distribution to the unsecured creditors, but they don’t know how much this will be or when.
Historic Norton Motorcycles reveals new factory as it moves operations out of Leicestershire The opening of this state-of-the-art facility will create the foundations for a sustainable long-term future
Norton Motorcycles in Solihull
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Motorcycle maker Norton is opening a new headquarters following a multi-million pound investment by its Indian owner TVS Motor.
Norton, which was bought out of administration last April, has said Solar Park in Solihull will be home to the most advanced manufacturing facility in its history and house all its employees.
The move brings it back to its West Midlands roots, with the new premises situated less than 10 miles from where company founder and British motorcycling pioneer James Lansdowne Norton started making bike parts.
Norton has said the Commando Classic model will be among the motorcycles it produces at its new Solihull base. The bike was a major seller during the late 1960s and 1970s