Martin Williamson

Martin Williamson - Martin is a qualified insolvency practitioner and heads up DS Insolvency Services. mwilliamson(at)dsinsolvency.co.uk

Needless to say, Martin Williamson (DS Insolvency Services) and his hand picked team of David Hall (Hardwickes) and Chris Leonard (TC Interiors) won the flush!
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Martin Williamson becomes the 2005 ten pin bowling championThe team at Dean Statham held its annual Team ten pin bowling event at Festival Park last Thursday.Thursday is "Glow bowling" night and as such we were treated to loud music & competitions for prizes.29 participated in an evening of great fun, which included some appalling attempts at knocking down the pins.

At the final count Luke Rodgers & James Cassidy were just outscored by our recovery services director, Martin Williamson who becomes the 2005 champion.

Our director, Martin Williamson, has been advising companies and individuals since 1986.As a member of the Association of Business Recovery Professionals, also known as R3 - Rescue, Recovery and Renewal - he is an expert in his field.
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For more information email Martin Williamson.

Martin Williamson becomes the 2005 ten pin bowling champion
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At the final count Luke Rodgers & James Cassidy were just outscored by our recovery services director, Martin Williamson who becomes the 2005 champion.

Martin Williamson, licensed Insolvency Practitioner and a Director of DS Insolvency Services (DSIS), in Newcastle-under-Lyme, says that there is increasing evidence that levels of credit are approaching unsustainable levels.
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"This reflects the ridiculous ease with which credit can still be obtained by individuals, either through credit and other cards, loans or by remortgaging house equity to spend", said Mr Williamson.

Six months ago, he pointed out, average personal debt (excluding mortgages) was estimated at more than 120% of net income.With yet another interest base rate rise, to 4.25%, individuals and families with a high debt burden would now be facing tremendous pressure on their finances.

"This problem will only get more difficult in the future and there is a danger that the DTI statistics are the tip of the iceberg because many individuals with severe debt problems seek help from unregulated debt advisors who may not provide full and proper advice on alternatives to debt management", he added.

The main news story of the day on Sunday, August 15th, followed pioneering work by Martin Williamson and the local Official Receiver for the area, Steven Fearns, to give local bankruptcy figures greater prominence.
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Martin is a licensed Insolvency Practitioner and a Director of DS Insolvency Services (DSIS), part of the Dean Statham group.Earlier in the year, he had pointed out that families and businesses in North Staffordshire were facing a mountain of debt because it was far too easy to obtain credit.

In May, he warned: "This problem will only get more difficult in the future and there is a danger that the DTI statistics are the tip of the iceberg because many individuals with severe debt problems seek help from unregulated debt advisors who may not provide full and proper advice on alternatives to debt management".

In August, his prophetic words were seen to come true when it was revealed that twice as many people were going bankrupt in the area compared to the rest of the UK.The Sentinel Sunday reported his remarks and also quoted him as saying that recent redundancies in the pottery industry would only make matters worse as people struggled to cope with the loss of income.
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"I could be advising a corner shop one day and running a £10 million business the next", said Martin.