Jobs have been lost after a Liverpool-based registered charity, which helped 15,000 people a year across the city with advice, entered voluntary liquidation.
Liverpool Community Advice was based in Dale Street and could trace its roots back to 1939 when the Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) opened its doors in the city. In 2016 it evolved into the LCA as an independent entity.
Jason Greenhalgh and Paul Stanley of Begbies Traynor were appointed as joint liquidators after its trustees had 'explored all options to keep the charity open'
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