Creda Workforce Memories
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- This video is a tribute to all the people who worked at the Creda Works Blythe Bridge helping it to become the largest manufacturer of quality cooking products in the U/K (producing approx. 14500 cookers per week in its heyday).
Regrettably manufacturing was transferred to Poland in 2007.
I used to do repairs.who remembers the creda corvette?!
Most definitely I do.
God bless my uncle Roy Seabridge who died recently and worked there for many years...RIP.
Fantastic to see some old faces , Brian Sellars RIP who was a driver and also Phil Bull .
my grandfather Harry Mountford retired at Creda and they bought him a spaniel puppy, and the dog was named Creda
I worked in the jig &tool office until 1977. Great times, lots of laughs,,
Stunning film - so many memories of people worked we worked with. Thank you.
Started in the apprentice training school 54 years ago this week left in 1972 worked in tool room and mechanical maintenance back then played football and cricket for them as well happy early years of my working life
Ah I worked there in the mid 90s
My auntie dot worked there too
Those assembly lines were a ball ache
Nice to see the history of Creda & it’s workers. Thank you for sharing :)
My dad, Harold Copeland
8.23 right
13.00 @65
Always behind the camera and a good chess player.
RIP: 3 June 2022 nearly 99.
Sorry for your loss.
Harry was a very knowledgeable man always willing to help other people and very well liked.
He always enjoyed his chess session with Peter Atkins once a week.
Harry always had a camera available to capture the moment - most of the images in CREDA the Golden Memories are Harry's photos.
My Dad worked in the Blythe Bridge Creda after the mines closed in Stoke. He was there from 1993 - 2004 but had to leave do to a workplace injury, he over did it carrying an oven which did his arm in. It's still messed up today so he can't work sadly.
He always had bad luck with work injuries, smashing his thumb nail clean off on a truck buffer in the mines and ripping the muscles in his arm carrying an oven lol poor sod can't catch a break.
Big name back in the day
No way, there was a Grenedier Fire Lighter at the house my family moved to in Caverswall in 1977. We used it for a good while until it finally gave up the ghost.
Half my family worked on creda
I used to ride past on my way to work at a motorcycle dealership every day. Some of our customers were Creda people. I never understood, why the move to Poland?
I worked at the Blythe Bridge factory in 1971 but only for 9 months as it was a terrible place to work, what with the welding fumes & poor lighting. I soon got out of there & got myself a civilised job lol 😁
my grandfather worked there in the 70s and 80s
Christ I remember some of those faces
Thatcher chose banks and stocks over hard labour. The end of the working class as we know it.
Thatcher never did a hard day's work in her life. Being cruel and vicious was her hobby.
Does anybody remember anybody who worked in the paint shop or powder plant about mid 1980s.
no pics of Johnny minor doing his elvis?? lol 🤣😁