Online details show Falkirk health care provider is to be 'wound up'

Details published on the Public Notice Portal claim a local health care provider is being “wound up” and a liquidator appointed.

The notice, published on Thursday, July 30, pertains to Potters Health Care Ltd, which has a branch in Epoch House, Falkirk Road, Grangemouth, states the Advocate General for Scotland presented a petition to Falkirk Sheriff Court on July 16 on behalf of the HMRC.

The notice stated the firm was to be “wound up” by the court a liquidator would have to be appointed.

The Falkirk Herald contacted Potters Health Care Ltd’s Falkirk area facility and was told the people there could not confirm anything about the online statement and any comment would have to come from the “financial side” of the company.

The notice regarding the firm being 'wound up' was published on the Public Notice Portal on Thursday, July 30 (Picture: Submitted)placeholder image
The notice regarding the firm being 'wound up' was published on the Public Notice Portal on Thursday, July 30 (Picture: Submitted)

The newspaper is still awaiting a response from the company.

Potters Health Care helps people live independently through providing personal care and support for them at home. The firm also has branches in Stirling, Clackmannanshire, Glasgow, East Dunbartonshire and West Lothian.

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