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A UK takeaway company has gone into liquidation after serving food for 4 years. Fast Fry Wheatleyhill LTD, which is listed as a small takeaway shop selling pizza, burgers and fish and chips, was listed as having gone into liquidation on May 6.

On The Gazette, its liquidators have been named as Nicola Meadows and Mark Newton, both of AABRS Limited, Langley House, 53 Theobald Street, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire. On its website, the food company has positive reviews with a 4.7 out of 5 rating, based on over 2,000 customer reviews.

There is no mention of the company going into liquidation. However, there is an "about us" page which details the brand.

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It says: "Takeaway should be quick, convenient, and bursting with flavour - that's exactly what Fast Fry, Wheatley Hill delivers.

"Every meal is freshly prepared, expertly packaged, and ready to enjoy without the wait.

"Whether you're grabbing a solo bite or feeding the whole family, our fast and reliable service ensures you get delicious food, exactly when you want it."

The Express contacted Fast Fry Wheatleyhill and the liquidators for comment.

Owners can choose to liquidate their limited company, also called "winding up" a company.

There's a different process if you want to liquidate your limited company in Scotland or wind up your company in Northern Ireland, says Gov.co.uk.

The company will stop doing business and employing people. The company will not exist once it's been removed from the Companies Register at Companies House.

When someone liquidates a company, its assets are used to pay off its debts.

Any money left goes to shareholders and the owner will need a validation order to access their company bank account.

If that money has not been shared between the shareholders by the time the company is removed from the register, it will go to the state.