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Millspaugh ltd, alsing road.


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Yes I was an apprentice there from 1971 until it closed in 1977. i worked in the fitting shop assembling the bits and pieces before shipping them out all over the world. We were taken over by Sulzer group. What was your job there?

Wonder if you knew a Les Cartiledge, nicknamed Liggy by his apprentices. He was in charge of young platers and welders at Millspaugh,and he brought 4 of his young lads with him when got the foreman's job at a company I worked for in the mid- seventies called Group Fabrications, who rented part of the Millspaugh building. Sadly, he died of lung cancer about 2 years after joining us. I can only recall 2 of the youngsters first names one was Gary and the other was Graham. Ironically the first 8 years of my working life 1961 to 1969 were spent right next door i.e. Hadfields.It's all Meadowhall now of course

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My dad used to work here, he was a lorry driver I think his name is Thomas Codd anybody know him. I remember as a young lad my dad used to take me round the factory on the fork lift truck. my dad used to know a fella called Ali who worked at the guard house I think.

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My dad, radial arm driller, there till 77 (I think), I remember all of us family driving in to collect his wages from the wages office one week, the car full of suitcases, spades and buckets, then going straight off on holiday - happy!

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Yes I was an apprentice there from 1971 until it closed in 1977. i worked in the fitting shop assembling the bits and pieces before shipping them out all over the world. We were taken over by Sulzer group. What was your job there?
hi i was a maintenance electrician from 1971 to when it closed in 79. Roger lee.
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