The UK travel company has stopped all coach and minibus services as a liquidator has been named after a decade in business
A UK travel company has been plunged into administration (file)(Image: Getty)
A UK travel company has plunged into liquidation as its website disappears completely, with passengers unable to make new bookings.
TS Travels Group Ltd offered ‘reliable and safe coach services for tours in West Yorkshire‘.
They claimed to have experienced drivers and well-maintained vehicles ahead of the collapse.
The business covered Leeds, Wakefield, Huddersfield, and Bradford and provided private hire, corporate transfers and school trips.
On July 29, 2026 a liquidator, Laura Anne Walshe of Keywood Group Limited, was appointed.
According to Companies House the travel firm had been in operation for over a decade, incorporated on July 3, 2015.
The company’s full accounts dated up to July 31, 2025 shows that they had over £250,000 worth of debts. It is unclear whether the closure has created job losses.
It is not the first West Yorkshire based travel company to go bust in recent months. Gold Crest Holidays, based in Ilkley, confirmed it had ceased operations after more than 30 years in January.
The family-owned coach tour operator said it was “deeply saddened” to have entered liquidation at the beginning of the year.
BUSTED star James Bourne has become centre to quite the mystery as it’s been revealed his Instagram account has disappeared.
This comes just six months after he pulled out of the band’s huge tour with a serious illness.
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James Bourne pulled out of the Busted and McFly tour 6 months ago as a result of a serious illnessCredit: GettyThe singer-songwriter’s Instagram profile appears to have disappearedCredit: InstagramBusted stars (L-R) Charlie Simpson, James Bourne and Matt Willis shot to fame in 2002Credit: GettyJames Bourne revealed back in April that he would be getting major surgery to extend his life expectancyCredit: Getty
When fans click through to scroll his profile, it’s completely gone.
It shows a blank white page with the words, “Sorry this page isn’t available.
“The link you followed may be broken, or the page may have been removed.”
This message usually pops up when Instagram has removed the account or the account holder has deleted their page.
James said in his statement: “The VS tour kicks off tomorrow night inBirminghamand as excited as I’ve been all year for this tour to begin, I’m really sorry to say that over the last 8 days it has become clear that I am not in good enough health to play these shows.
“There’s a lot of information I still don’t have about my condition but my bandmates, management and I are unanimous in deciding that I should focus on medical stuff for now.”
Bassist Matt told the Birmingham crowd: “You may have noticed our best friend is not here tonight. James Bourne is really f***ing sick and we love him and we miss him.
“This is the first show we’ve ever played without him and it’s really weird but we’re going to do the best we can.
“This happened really fast, y’know, health is wealth.”
The remaining Busted stars explained to their fans that they’d asked James if they should continue and he agreed saying, “you totally should.”
“Hopefully [the surgery will] make me well enough to come back to what I love the most which is touring and making music. It really sucks to be out of the game,” admitted James on his Instagram story.
The singer, who shot to fame when Busted arrived on the pop scene in 2002 with What I Go To School For, is yet to reveal what illness he is battling.