Cream Club (CABEC LTD) enters Voluntary Administration.
May 15, 2015
Information online states that the Appointment of Administrators Notices – 14 May 2015 includes:
The Cream Club
CABEC LTD
Company Number 07459665
Registered office: c/o Cream Group, Unit S3, Compass Point Business Park, St Ives, PE27 5JL
Looks like the Cream Club is going under and many people will say, ‘again’. Will they return once again that is the question.
Their Twitter account is now ‘protected’ https://twitter.com/thecreamclub
Their website is still up and running and even states they are looking for new team members of staff.
Please leave comments if you are a previous or existing client / employee of CABEC Ltd, we’d be interested to hear your feedback and comments, good or bad:
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