Kenwright founded Signature Living in 2008, a developer that restores historic buildings. Many of his developments have become hotels, having four in the City of Liverpool. The company has about 250 million pounds in annual turnover. The company also provides some housing for those who have lost their homes. From late 2018, lenders and investors experienced difficulties in gaining their contracted returns. This resulted in extensive coverage in the media, such as the BBC and Liverpool Echo. By November 2019, Kenwright wrote to investors stating: "We cannot unlock your funds from these sites until they have been finished, but once they are finalized, we will either sell these hotels and re-finance them. In the short term we have put two of our hotels up for sale (the Shankly Hotel and James Street Hotel) which have a combined value of £50 million with a retained equity of £22 million. We are actively progressing the sale and expect to complete the transaction in the first quarter of 2020." The transactions were not completed in the first quarter of 2020 as Kenwright stated they would be. All lenders and investors currently have not received their full returns and some have not received any funds whatsoever. Media coverage has reported this has led to significant financial hardships for many private lenders who have not been repaid their money. Kenwright appeared on the episode "Building Hackney Kids" of the television series "Undercover Angel", a National Geographic Channel program that covered his construction of a disabled children's playground for the non-profit organization Hackney Kids. At the end of the episode he donated twenty thousand pounds to the organization. Between Kenwright and his wife, they are, or have been, directors of over 100 companies over the last 9 years, 6 of which have been dissolved, 16 have had compulsory strike off action in the last year and 9 which have overdue accounts. In April 2020 Signature's Liverpool Shankly Hotel and the Signature group's parent company Signature Living Hotel Limited were put into administration. Ansar al-Khilafah  Ansar al-Khilafah was an armed rebel group participating in the Syrian Civil War against the Syrian government and its allies. The group was founded in the Aleppo Governorate by five local Al-Nusra units and upon its foundation declared allegiance to Hizb ut-Tahrir. Upon the establishment of Ansar al-Khilafah in late 2012 the group pledged allegiance to Hizb ut-Tahrir, an international, pan-Islamic political organization, with the stated aim of the re-establishment of the Caliphate, during a video statement.