The company was rescued in 2008.
British motorbike firm Norton has gone into administration.
The Leicestershire-based company, which was founded in 1898, was reportedly facing a winding up order over an unpaid tax bill.
The company was rescued in 2008 and was moved to the county from its traditional home in the West Midlands.
Norton employs about 100 people.
Its bikes have appeared in movies including Bond film Spectre, and they're a staple of races such as the Isle of Man TT.
University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust part of national investigation
They have said they welcome the investigation and will work openly with the investigation team.
Yellow warning for wind in Hinckley and Nuneaton
It is in place until 6 pm.
Woman in her 20s dies after car collides with tree in Nuneaton
Police say it is vital they speak to anyone who witnessed the collision or has any dash cam or doorbell footage from the area.
Fatal collision on A5 Hinckley
Police want people with dashcam footage to contact them.
Leicestershire team raise funds for a tranquil garden space for victims and survivors of sexual assault
They took on the Three Peaks walk in Derbyshire.
Council approves plans for up to 415 homes along Normandy Way
Access to the development will be via a new traffic island.
New coffee shop opens in the Crescent
Watch our video of the new coffee shop here.
Innovative headset pilot expands to help people with severe depression
There are links to help and advice here.
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