28 Jan 2009
Grant Thornton has been instructed to assist Lapland New Forest, the winter wonderland theme park, with liquidation proceedings.
Kevin Hellard and Trevor O'Sullivan from Grant Thornton have arranged for the creditor meeting on 16 February 2009 where a liquidator will be appointed following a request from Lapland director Victor Mears.
Hellard said: 'We are currently working with the director of Lapland New Forest Limited to safeguard the assets. In the company's short trading period ticket sales generated in excess of £1m of income. The Liquidator will need to fully review the company's trading activities.'
Following media coverage and a catalogue of complaints the company closed the site on 4 December 2008 due to banking facilities withdrawing from the company and Lapland no longer able to fulfill its commitments.
Creditors which include disgruntled customers seeking a refund, and customers who had paid in advance and claiming the money back are requested to contact Grant Thornton before the creditors meeting via post.
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