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3 Jul 1968
THE GUARDIAN More than 10,000 workers in the Midlands were laid off last night as the white-collar unions dispute with the British...
THE GUARDIAN More than 10,000 workers in the Midlands were laid off last night as the white-collar unions dispute with the British...
3 Jul 1974
By Peter Waymark Motoring Correspondent British Leyland, Britain's largest motor manufacturer, does not intend to bring out smaller...
By Peter Waymark Motoring Correspondent British Leyland, Britain's largest motor manufacturer, does not intend to bring out smaller...
3 Jul 1980
The tea-break strike at BL's Longbridge plant in Birmingham ended yesterday (the Press Association reports). BL announced that unions...
The tea-break strike at BL's Longbridge plant in Birmingham ended yesterday (the Press Association reports). BL announced that unions...
3 Jul 1998
OXFORD MAIL Unipart factory may close Motor parts group Unipart is to shut its factory off Woodstock Road, Oxford, and move production...
OXFORD MAIL Unipart factory may close Motor parts group Unipart is to shut its factory off Woodstock Road, Oxford, and move production...
2 Jul 1960
The British Motor Corporation has bought a 230-acre site at Felinfoel, near Llanelli (Carmarthenshire), for a plant to produce car...
The British Motor Corporation has bought a 230-acre site at Felinfoel, near Llanelli (Carmarthenshire), for a plant to produce car...
2 Jul 1963
JAGUAR STRIKERS TO GO BACK FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT COVENTRY, JULY 1 Production was resumed tonight at Jaguar Cars Ltd., Coventry, after...
JAGUAR STRIKERS TO GO BACK FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT COVENTRY, JULY 1 Production was resumed tonight at Jaguar Cars Ltd., Coventry, after...
2 Jul 1970
THE GUARDIAN Car union leaders yesterday rejected a plan put forward by the British Leyland Motor Corporation for the creation of...
THE GUARDIAN Car union leaders yesterday rejected a plan put forward by the British Leyland Motor Corporation for the creation of...
2 Jul 1980
By David Hewson BL has abandoned hopes that a consortium led by Aston Martin can rescue the MG car plant at Abingdon. The 900 employees...
By David Hewson BL has abandoned hopes that a consortium led by Aston Martin can rescue the MG car plant at Abingdon. The 900 employees...
4 Jul 1968
THE GUARDIAN By Michael Blanden Mr Joe Edwards' period as consultant to the board of British Leyland Motor Corporation has proved...
THE GUARDIAN By Michael Blanden Mr Joe Edwards' period as consultant to the board of British Leyland Motor Corporation has proved...
4 Jul 1970
DAILY EXPRESS Production of Jaguars at Coventry has been stopped and 1,500 workers made idle. Both Rover and British Leyland's Austin-Morris...
DAILY EXPRESS Production of Jaguars at Coventry has been stopped and 1,500 workers made idle. Both Rover and British Leyland's Austin-Morris...
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