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18-10-2010, 20:21
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Wellington Street at Clayton
Hi all
Does anybody know if there is a plastics factory on wellington road in Clayton Le Moors? Been looking for a job as ive worked in plastics for a long time but never seen a plastics place on that street
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18-10-2010, 20:30
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Re: Wellington Street at Clayton
According to Google, Cheshire Plastics
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18-10-2010, 21:09
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Re: Wellington Street at Clayton
that'll be the big building across from the doctors then...did you mean Wellington Street?
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18-10-2010, 21:40
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Re: Wellington Street at Clayton
Theres one in Gt Harwood I know of, think its called J Berry plastics, another up at Ewood, theres more about but can't remember their names, I used to deliver injection moulding machines and been to quite a few places locally with them
good luck
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19-10-2010, 10:58
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Re: Wellington Street at Clayton
There's G & A Plastics Accrington , in Exchange St . You can get their info on Google .
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19-10-2010, 11:03
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Re: Wellington Street at Clayton
Ahh, I thought the OP meant plastics has in Injection moulding, don't know why I thought that but yeah there is G&A plastics, they fabricate things out of plastic and fibreglass
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19-10-2010, 16:47
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Re: Wellington Street at Clayton
Yes i did mean injection moulding. Ive worked in a place for years on the machines & just wondered if anybody knew of any where there may be jobs as im being made redundant Thanks for the info tho guys
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19-10-2010, 17:09
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Re: Wellington Street at Clayton
Who did you work for?
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19-10-2010, 17:21
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Re: Wellington Street at Clayton
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According to Google, Cheshire Plastics
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Yeh, you are right, Dave.. . just been up there and seems to be 2 companies in Unit 1. Unit 2 is R. Briggs, Sheetmetal Fabricators.
Never seems to be much activity though ?
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20-10-2010, 11:56
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Re: Wellington Street at Clayton
I work for Earl Plastics in Great Harwood. Soon to be no more
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20-10-2010, 19:14
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Re: Wellington Street at Clayton
Is that the one in the old mill up by the side of the baths?
Took loads of machines in there, bit dodgy skating an 8 ton machine down that slope :-)
Was it once called Berry's??
Anyway, try the one at Ewood, if your going up Livesy branch Rd, just has you have gone round the left hand bend turn right and its down there, primrose motor bodies old place, the gaffers called Peter ( thats if its still there and he still has it, 10 + year since I was in last)
There was another at Smallshaw ind estate at Rose grove but I moved them and can't for the life of me think where too, I think it was onto one of the industrial estates at Altham or Huncoat, they did a lot of garden stuff, plant boxes and the likes plus washing bowls etc, all big stuff
What about Aluminium? that's the same process isn't it, there's Dave Rawbottoms place in Ossy, he's in the mill across from the Co-Op
Good luck
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21-10-2010, 07:09
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Re: Wellington Street at Clayton
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Originally Posted by K.S.H
Is that the one in the old mill up by the side of the baths?
Took loads of machines in there, bit dodgy skating an 8 ton machine down that slope :-)
Was it once called Berry's??
Anyway, try the one at Ewood, if your going up Livesy branch Rd, just has you have gone round the left hand bend turn right and its down there, primrose motor bodies old place, the gaffers called Peter ( thats if its still there and he still has it, 10 + year since I was in last)
There was another at Smallshaw ind estate at Rose grove but I moved them and can't for the life of me think where too, I think it was onto one of the industrial estates at Altham or Huncoat, they did a lot of garden stuff, plant boxes and the likes plus washing bowls etc, all big stuff
What about Aluminium? that's the same process isn't it, there's Dave Rawbottoms place in Ossy, he's in the mill across from the Co-Op
Good luck
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The one you are on about was John Berrys. That closed a few years ago now. Earl Plastics is on St Huberts Street near bottom. That one at Altham is called what more. Gave them a ring. No jobs at mo. Ta for all your info though. If anybody knows of any factory jobs in accrington or clayton then let me know please
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21-10-2010, 14:19
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Re: Wellington Street at Clayton
BMP Europe at Altham are quite busy still and as for plastics companies have you tried Whatmore UK Ltd at Altham also.
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21-10-2010, 17:45
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Re: Wellington Street at Clayton
I rang What More but no joy. Will probably try BMP. Thanks for the info.
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21-10-2010, 18:43
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Re: Wellington Street at Clayton
What about the aluminium place in Ossy, Ashley Eng its called, do the same kind of thing but with aluminium not plastic, the machines are the same.
Stonebridge Mill
Stone Bridge Lane, Oswaldtwistle, Accrington, Lancashire BB5 3HX
01254 356 150
Ask for Dave Rawbottom, he's the gaffer
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