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Make and mend: Reindustrialising Britain

By Peter Marsh

Published: February 8 2009 18:32 | Last updated: February 8 2009 18:32

Manufacturing

Inside JJ Churchill’s engineering factory, the scene is one of controlled commotion as high-technology machine tools turn out parts for diesel generators and aero-engines. The company, based in Market Bosworth, a small town in the English Midlands, was set up in 1937 by Walter Churchill, a pilot-cum-engineer who during the second world war flew Spitfires and Hurricanes from a landing strip next to the plant. The family can trace a link to Winston Churchill.

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