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Lyttle Minx East Dulwich: Salon Company in Liquidation
The company behind Lyttle Minx at 63 Lordship Lane has gone into creditors' voluntary liquidation, the Gazette shows. The notices do not say if it will close.
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Business
Ba Ba Peckham Rye Company Goes Into Liquidation
Banh Banh Limited, the company behind Ba Ba at 46 Peckham Rye, was put into voluntary liquidation on 6 November. Its website still shows opening hours.
Business
Not Showing Up on Google? An Agency Boss, 27, Is a Finalist
Louis Riat-Bonello, 27, set up Optisearch to get small firms found on Google; he is up for Emerging Leader of the Year, with the winner named on 19 November.
Business
Chris Ellis Project Service: Three Local Jobs, One Builder
Side-return extensions on Crofton Road and Hinton Road, and a Toussaints Walk home rewired and refitted in ten weeks: how Chris Ellis runs his building jobs.
Peckham
Rye Lane Traders Offered Rates Relief: Who Qualifies
Southwark will cut business rates for Rye Lane traders hit by the closure, but the automatic reduction only reaches shops already on hardship relief. Letter sent 23 September.
Southwark Council
Southwark Works Overhaul: Council Takes Control in 2027
Southwark Works moves to a mixed model in July 2027, with triage and employer contacts run by the council. 39% of clients who finish a plan get a job.
Business
Southwark Pioneers Fund: last £18,842 to four food firms
Four food businesses are in line for £4,710.50 each in the final Grow Your Enterprise round, emptying a £222,476 pot. The decision is due from 18 August.