​@mikeel6074 The receivers are government funded to oversee the process. The security are there to protect the assets and/or the property of the creditors, debtors, landlord, employees and customers. Usually the biggest creditor of any company and generally the one that initialises the receivers to investigate is His Majesty's Revenue & Customs (HMRC) because tax and VAT haven't been paid. This is how the taxpayers are paying for it. Essentially, everybody there is being funded by the taxpayer and it's very rare that enough money is recovered to pay for everything. In this case the premises and land are rented so there's no real estate to sell, being a storage company almost everything on site is owned by the debtors (customers), any assets are likely to be minimal (computers, office furniture, racking, goods handling equipment, storage containers, etc.) and judging by the condition of what is on show I'd assume the items inside are in a similar condition so I wouldn't think it will make much money when sold. I wouldn't think they'll raise enough to cover the HMRC debt and somebody has to pay the liquidators bill too. They did have a fleet of trucks, trailers and vans but they were probably leased so will have already been returned to the leasing company. Also being a PLC, there is no liability on the directors or shareholders.

See covid security for details.

@@mikeel6074 So he said but he was trying hard to evade answering questions. It may be true but I have my doubts.

​@@mikeel6074he can go wherever he wants.

It's all planned they are u.n soldiers.i wonder if they would check a terror threat rucksack or just let them through

Most of them are Syrian and Pakistani PRISINORS released into Europe, none of them have any background checks

From what ive seen once they've left all the women and children behind in their home country they get trained as security guards in the little rubber boats over the channel, the RNLI/border force welcome them halfway with food, showers and cash, then once ashore they get the council benefits and house that uk homeless people aren't allowed to have then once they're rested and fed they get straight on with various security jobs around the uk.

As revealed in a recent report, a fair number of long term "guests" have been permitted to work instead of receiving their approx £40 per week. Their employers are allowed to pay them 80% of the normal, hourly rate.

@@chrisfs150 but their wives and children never come. Just able bodied young men

I agree

Good to see polite and respectful security. It happens from time to time 👌🏻

Hes amazing. It clearly goes right over ur head 😂😂

Ditto

I thought he was joking about that, and I perceived that the security guys understood that. I could be wrong, and it seems to be a risky kind of joking if the guys have limited English and not much understanding of British humour. I thought these guys twigged just fine.

@@petercornish9903 They fully understood what he was saying as their faces changed. They were fearing the worst as it came across like he was going to drive the van straight through the barriers and out without going through the correct procedures. After the liquidators had been in, the property was handed back to the landlord and it was the landlord who organised the security etc. To be honest, it was very good of the landlord to allow people to get their stuff back imo.

I could do with a cheap campervan to be fair

i think he was winding them up thats all

Kirby?? Liverpool?? 😂😂😂😂 Nah its not. Come to tuebrook

No they can't,,in uk law private security firms can have personal protection dogs only,.it is illegal to set a dog to attack an intruder ..only the police and military have attack dogs.

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Not allowed?