Questions have been raised over pension provider Rockingham Group Plc, after a first strike-off notice from Companies House was posted in January.
Director Stephen Hunt departed on 26 January, following Gary Forster, who left on 28 September. The company, which includes the subsidiaries Rockingham Independent, Rockingham Retirement and SIPP Administration Services, has not filed accounts since March 2010. Accounts for the year ending 31 March 2011 were due on 30 September, but failed to be delivered. A strike-off notice usually gives a company three months to file accounts, before removal from the register. Julie Faver, a director of Rockingham Retirement, said there was "no malice" behind the strike-off notice. However...
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