Shaylor could owe more than £25m to creditors

By Jonathan Owen2019-07-04T05:00:00

At least 200 workers lost jobs when firm went into administration last month after half a century of trading

Creditors could be on the hook for more than £25m following the collapse of Shaylor Group nearly three weeks ago.

The West Midlands builder went into administration in the middle of last month, ending more than 50 years of trading.

Set up in the late 1960s by Fred Shaylor, the firm continued to be run by his two sons Stephen and Richie, later joined as directors by their sister Lana, after he died in 2013.

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