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1930 The [[Pearson and Knowles Coal and Iron Co|Pearson and Knowles]] group of companies amalgamated with the [[Wigan Coal and Iron Co]]; 2 new companies were formed to hold the coal and the steel interests separately. The coal business would be called the [[Wigan Coal Corporation]] Ltd.  The iron and steel business would be called the [[Lancashire Steel Corporation]]<ref>The Times, 22 May 1930</ref>.  The companies were formed under the auspices of the Securities Management Trust, formed by the Bank of England to facilitate reconstruction of the iron and steel industry<ref>The Times, 20 December 1932</ref>. 
Formation of [[Pearson and Knowles Engineering Co]] to handle the construction and general engineering activities that had been developed over the past 60 years.


1935 See [[Pearson and Knowles Engineering Co:1935 Review]]
1935 See [[Pearson and Knowles Engineering Co:1935 Review]]

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of Dallam Forge, Warrington

1930 The Pearson and Knowles group of companies amalgamated with the Wigan Coal and Iron Co; 2 new companies were formed to hold the coal and the steel interests separately. The coal business would be called the Wigan Coal Corporation Ltd. The iron and steel business would be called the Lancashire Steel Corporation[1]. The companies were formed under the auspices of the Securities Management Trust, formed by the Bank of England to facilitate reconstruction of the iron and steel industry[2].

Formation of Pearson and Knowles Engineering Co to handle the construction and general engineering activities that had been developed over the past 60 years.

1935 See Pearson and Knowles Engineering Co:1935 Review

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Sources of Information

  1. The Times, 22 May 1930
  2. The Times, 20 December 1932