There seems to have been an increase in first time enquiries from three main industries in the last quarter, these include; debt recovery agencies, nursery schools, and letting agencies. This influx of enquiries indicates that these industries are in fact prospering during the credit crunch and have expanded enough to justify owning or leasing a photocopier. Information like this can go some way to judge how the credit crunch is affecting Britain’s industries. A high percentage of businesses (almost 38%) that have sent notice of going into administration within the last quarter have come from the consumer industry, suggesting that consumers are being more careful with their money. When this is compared with the increase of enquiries coming from debt recovery agencies within the last quarter, it is obvious that there has been a definite shift in the economy.