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Ashcroft Road> 746 THE EDINBURGH GAZETTE, 24fh SEPTEMBER 1971 FACTORIES ACT 1961 Downs & Palmer Ltd., Park Bakery, sight, Manchester. AvenueAve™., TLong- EMPLOYMENT OF WOMEN AND YOUNG PERSONS Ashcroft Road IN accordance with Section 117 of the Factories Act 1961, > the Secretary of State for Employment hereby gives notice that, during the month ending 31st August 1971 he has **, Industrial made special exemption orders relating to the employment if women and/or young persons at the following factories: Ltd" A. & B. C. Chewing Gum Ltd., Spilsby Road, Harold Hill, Industrial Romford. Estate, A. C-Delco Division of General Motors Ltd., West Bay Road, English Electric Diesels Ltd., Kelvin Marine Div Southampton. ford Street, Glasgow. « W. & R. R. Adam Ltd., Greenhill Works, Kidderminster. J. D. Entwistle Ltd., Back Lane, Newburgh, Wigan. C. K. Addison & Co. Ltd., Stewton Lane, Louth. Eschmann Bros. & Walsh Ltd, Commerce Way, Lancing. Albert Mill Co. (Oldham) Ltd., Monarch Mill, Jones Street, S. & R. J. Everett & Co. Ltd, Commonside East, Mitcham. Roy ton. The Ewe Hosiery Co. Ltd, King Edward Street, HucknaU Alcan Ekco Ltd., Astieridge Road, Chesham. Fawufaarson Bros. Ltd., Cyro Works, Suteliffe Road, Annies- Aliens Printers (Wales) Ltd., Apex Works, Pontygwindy land, Glasgow. ' ^ Industrial Estate, Caerphilly.. J. C. Firth (Refrigeration) Ltd, Tunnel Bank Road, Bourne. R. Beanland & Co. Ltd., Spring Grove Mills, Clayton West, Flakeboard Ltd., Hadnock Road, Monmouth. Huddersfield. F° ne^v,ght £aterin5 (Forte AirP°rt Services Ltd.), Ruther- Alex Begg & Co. Ltd., Viewfield Road, Ayr. forf d Way, Manor Royal, Crawley. Christofer Bell Ltd. (Mothers Pride Bakery), Tower Road Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd, Holmethorpe Avenue, Home- North, Warmley, Bristol. rhorpe Trading Esute, Merstham. Benthall Pipes (Garford Bennett Ltd. Proprietors), Benthall, Gestetner Papers Ltd, Kilbagie MiUs, Alloa. Nr. Broseley. A. C. Gill Ltd, Warser Gate, Nottingham. J. Bibby Agriculture Ltd., Bristol Road, Dunball, Bridge- Glebe Elastic Thread Co. Ltd, Kennedy Way, Tiverton. water. Hu^h Goldie & Sons Ltd, Manor Works, Turner Street, Birds Eye Foods Ltd., Elden Fall, Rutland Road, Scunthorpe. Coatbridge. J. H. Birtwistle & Co. (Manufacturers) Ltd., Grane Road The Grocer Suonly Co. Ltd, Kelvin Avenue, Hillington Mill, Haslington, Rossendale. Industrial Estate, Glasgow. Blanchards Bakers Wonder Baking (Midland") Ltd., Main Hall Bros. (Whitefield) Ltd, Dumers Lane, Raddiffe, Man- Road, Watnall. chester. Bond Worth Ltd., Townshend Works, Proud Cross, Kidder- Hargill Ltd, Albion Works, Windsor Street, Cheltenham. minster. J. T. Harvey Ltd, Cale Lane Bakery, New Springs, Wigan. Booth & Speak (Textiles) Ltd., Albion Mill, Earby. Hawleys Bakeries Ltd, Moseley Road, Birmingham. Boots Pure Drug Co., Beeston Works, Nottingham. Heywood Williams Ltd, Reliance Works, Chester. Wilmot Breeden Ltd., Rushey Lane, Tyseley, Birmingham. Hield Bros. Ltd., Lowerton Mills, Oxenhope, Keighley, and Britax (London) Ltd., Proctor Works, Chertsey Road, Byfleet, Springfield Mills, Springfield Lane, Morley. Weybridge. Hodges Men's Wear Ltd, Ystrad Road, Fforestfach, Indus- British Band Instrument Co. Ltd. (C. W. Gilbert Ltd.), trial Estate, Swansea. Woodside Works, Woodside Grove, N.12. Hooton Park Laundry (E. F. Heslop t/a), Pooltown Road, British Broadcasting Corporation, Broadway, Cardiff. EUesmere Port. British Sealed Beams Ltd., Earlstrees Road, Rockingham Hunter & Foulis Ltd, Bridgeside Works, McDonald Road, Road, Corby. Edinburgh. British Timken (Division of the Timken Roller Bearing Co.), I.B.M. (United Kingdom) Ltd, Spango Valley, Inveresk Main Road, Duston, Northampton. Road, Greenock. Brown Bayley Steels Ltd., Leeds Road, Sheffield. Ilford Ltd, Britannia Works, Roden Street, Ilford. E. W. Bryan Ltd., Great Central Street, Leicester. Industry Fabrics Co. Ltd, Premier Mill, Hodgson Street, John M. Buchan Ltd., Waverley Mill, Huddersfield Street, Danven. Galashiels. I.T.T. Creed, Crowhurst Road, Hollingbury, Brighton. Carlisle Web Offset Ltd., Newtown Industrial Estate, Carlisle. Alfred E. Jones Ltd, Long Lane, Aintree, Liverpool. J. & J. Cash Ltd., Kingfield Road, Coventry. Kay Jay Produce Ltd, Rockwood Way, HaverhilL C.C.L. Ltd., Caldicot Way, Cwmbran, G. & G. Kynoch Ltd, Isla Bank Mills, Keith. Century Aluminium Co. Ltd., Blackaddie Road, Sanquhar. Land Settlement Association Ltd, Newbourne Estate, New- The Cheshire Sterilized Milk Co. Ltd., The Garden Dairy, bourne. Green Lane, Didsbury Road, Stockport. Lard Packers Ltd., Upper Globe Wharf, Rotherhithe Street, Chocolat Tobler Meltis Ltd., Miller Road, Bedford. S.E.16. Clanross Knitwear Ltd., Camelon Street Carntyne Industrial Lewes Press Ltd, Friars Walk, Lewes. Estate, Glasgow. Lin Pac Corrugated Cases Ltd, Wakefield Road, Feather- A. J. 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Morecambe Electrical Equipment Co. Ltd., Westgate Domta-r Paper Mills Ltd., Ocean Road, Grangetown, Sun- derland. Morecambe. Donaldson Brothers (Alloa 1937) Ltd., Lorshill, Alloa. Alfred Morris Furs Ltd., Trading Estate, ShUdon. Doncaster Monk Bridge Ltd. (Branch of Daniel Doncaster Morrison & Gibb Ltd., Tanfield Works, Tanfidd Lane, & Sons Ltd.), Whitehall Road, Leeds. burgh..
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