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Scots business announces sudden closure after 40 years
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A SCOTTISH business has announced its sudden closure after nearly 40 years.
Bin cleaning firm WF Cleanbin based in Dunfermline, Fife, is closing down.
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A Scottish bin cleaning company is closing down for good
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Owner David Forrester is set to retire from the business.
He has decided to shut down the company due to health issues and age.
In a statement, he thanked customers for their support over the past 40 years.
And has urged people to cancel any standing orders they may have with the company.
WF Cleanbin employed four people.
David said in a statement: "After nearly 40 years of cleaning bins in Fife, and due to health issues, and also age, I am unfortunately having to retire from work, so will close down my company.
"I would like to thank all customers for the support given over the years.
"Please cancel your standing order payment from now. The account is in the process of closing down over the next few days.
"Due to not taking payment in advance, no customers will lose out.
"Once again I thank all customers for the support given over four decades."
Scots firm plunges into liquidation after 200 years in business
Elsewhere in Fife, a major Scottish construction firm is set to go into liquidation.
Pittsburgh Fife Limited, based in the coastal town of Dalgety Bay, is on the brink of collapse.
And a manufacturer has plunged into administration with the loss of more than 80 jobs.
Fife-based Greenfold Systems Ltd supplied parts to bus company Alexander Dennis.
But the withdrawal of its contract supporting Alexander Dennis Ltd has left the company "unsustainable".
