Sovereign is spot on but I would like to add legal clarification to this.
1) Google "Insolvency Act 1986"
2) Click on the first link, this leads to this link as the first hit.
http://www.insolvency.gov.uk/insolvencyprofessionandlegislation/legislation/uk/insolvencyact.pdf3) This PDF document is the Insolvency act of 1986.
4) Scroll down to Section 283, and read subsection 2.
5) It states that all tools books and vehicles and any other items of equipment that are necessary for a bankrupt to continue his or her business work or vocation are unaffected in bankruptcy. It also goes to state that all clothing, bedding, furniture, household equipment and provisions that are necessary for you to satisfy your basic domestic needs are also exempt from the bankruptcy estate and therefore cannot be taken from you in bankruptcy.
IRONICALLY, you are safer from a bailiff in bankruptcy than you are outside of it!!!!
Bankruptcy was created to protect you.
Best of luck!!!
Raphael Gilbert