Cheshire contractor Pochin’s goes under

By Dave Rogers2019-08-05T13:40:00

Firm, founded in 1930s, employed over 100 people

One of the country’s best-known regional contractors has gone into administration with more than 100 jobs now at risk.

Pochin’s, which is based in Middlewich, Cheshire, has appointed Grant Thornton as administrator after running up problems on a number of historical jobs. The firm was founded in the 1930s as a joinery business and employs 120 people.

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