The company which ran Keegan's Court care home in Bishop's Castle was liquidated in February.
By Andy GiddingsStaff who lost their jobs when a care home firm went into liquidation are making a claim for unpaid wages.
Mr Andal, whose wife Norriz Andal was the sole director and shareholder of Keegan's Court Care Services at the time it went into voluntary liquidation in February, said the reason for the move was "confidential".He said the decision to wind the firm up was not connected to the CQC inspection, which was carried out two days before the liquidation paperwork was filed.
But Kevindale went into liquidation in June 2022 and the CQC said it would not pursue action against the subsequent provider Keegan's Court Care Services, or Mrs Andal herself.There are 14 ex-staff members claiming they are still waiting for wages they believe is due to them.The former employee, who wished to remain anonymous, also said they had "just been left hanging" when Keegan's Court Care Services was liquidated.
Liquidators confirmed Bishop's Castle Care Services bought the assets of the previous firm Keegans Court Care.