Business & Finance
Q Delivery Services Liquidated After 13 Years of Operations
Q Delivery Services, a family‑run haulage and logistics firm founded in 2013, has entered liquidation after more than 13 years in business. The company described itself as an “end‑to‑end logistics company” that provided haulage and warehousing across the UK. Its fleet offered part or full loads, next‑day and same‑day delivery, and Saturday services. Warehousing services included short and long‑term storage, stock management, and pick‑and‑pack order fulfilment for local deliveries. Q Delivery Services, based in Widnes and Bedford, claimed it had grown to become one of the United Kingdom’s premier logistics providers.
Richard Cole and Stephen Kenny of KBL Advisory Limited were appointed joint liquidators on September 14, according to The Gazette. Companies House records show the company’s most recent accounts were overdue, with the last filed for the period ending January 31, 2023. The liquidation follows a previous administration in 2024.
The firm’s closure comes amid a broader trend of UK retailers and service providers entering administration or liquidation in 2026, including several high‑street brands and travel companies. However, some major brands have announced new store openings for 2026, and others have returned to the high street after earlier closures.