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what? post a link please

And Berkeley Burke saying nothing about what happens to the SIPP

so what does this mean for all the investors?

Interesting as controlling company of Storefirst is Groupfirst Global supported by inter company loans ??? The petition is to close in public interest not because it's insolvent.

It is insolvent to the tune of in excess of one million pounds . Do not forget that the store pods and the land on which they stand belong to capita oak and the land is registered at the land registry as such .so this could be the best bit of news for a long time .

I think on reflection it's the leasehold/ freehold issue..
And potentially SF have the bit that matters

Bit of good news is that tw@ may finally be stopped

last few posts on this thread are interesting..

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=3866319&page=9#topofpage

have read the comments by the lady at store first and she knows better than anyone that they did not comply with the contract, if she thinks they did then where is the £3MILLION in returns that capita oak has not received.

im thinking that lady must have been our own Ruth Almond?

wasn't that paid to Transeuro?

Five companies part of winding up petition in public interest not four as reported, lazy reporter.

It's still down !!

Finally been caught out for the fraud she is

Am sorry Paul ,the land and pods are registered at the land registry as a freehold and therefore the land and pods belong to the investor ,in this case capita oak  . Should the entire structure be demolished and sold for redevelopment then that would certainly be a massive coup for capita oak .

The investor is the leaseholder, even if you could knock down the warehouse what would you build, another warehouse. These sites aren't in prime locations as the one million purchase price shows.
https://www.storefirst.com/media/filer_public ... tor_-_10113.pdf

http://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/news/153 ... imited/?ref=rss

"A spokesman for the Serious Fraud Office said the winding up petition was not connected with a separate investigation into pension schemes which had invested in pods from Store First.
Capita Oak Pension and Henley Retirement Benefit schemes, Self-Invested Personal Pensions (SIPPS) as well as other storage pod investment schemes are being investigated over fraud allegations. The amounts invested total over £120million, the Serious Fraud Office said. "

https://www.theguardian.com/money/2017/may/27 ... -office-warning
"Store First, based near Burnley, told us: “The SFO investigation is not against Store First or its product of storage pods, but against the schemes named … Store First is in no way connected with the running of any pension scheme being investigated by the SFO or, indeed, any scheme. In addition, Store First does not carry out any direct sales activity, and all sales are made by third party intermediaries.”

then that SFO questionnaire asks about insurance!!!