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The company acquired [[Coating Applications (Textiles)]] Ltd and its subsidiary Coating Applications (Elastomers) Ltd adding to the fabric coating operations of [[J. B. Broadley]]. Had recently acquired the worsted spinning capacity of [[John Foster and Son]] plc. Southfield Mills worsted spinning operations in Huddersfield were sold to [[Hield Brothers]] - [[Thomas Birkhead and Son]], [[Moxon Huddersfield]], [[Southfield Mills Manufacturing Co]], and [[W. Whitehead and Sons]].<ref>1994 Circular to shareholders</ref> | The company acquired [[Coating Applications (Textiles)]] Ltd and its subsidiary Coating Applications (Elastomers) Ltd adding to the fabric coating operations of [[J. B. Broadley]]. Had recently acquired the worsted spinning capacity of [[John Foster and Son]] plc. Southfield Mills worsted spinning operations in Huddersfield were sold to [[Hield Brothers]] - [[Thomas Birkhead and Son]], [[Moxon Huddersfield]], [[Southfield Mills Manufacturing Co]], and [[W. Whitehead and Sons]].<ref>1994 Circular to shareholders</ref> | ||
1981 Re-registered as Allied Textile Companies | 1981 Re-registered as Allied Textile Companies Public Limited Company. | ||
1994 The [[Willey and Pearson]] and [[Joseph Lumb and Sons|Joseph Lumb]] businesses were transferred to Queensbury Mill, Halifax. The main operating units in Britain, parts of [[ATC Manufacturing]] Ltd, were:<ref>1994 Annual report</ref> | 1994 The [[Willey and Pearson]] and [[Joseph Lumb and Sons|Joseph Lumb]] businesses were transferred to Queensbury Mill, Halifax. The main operating units in Britain, parts of [[ATC Manufacturing]] Ltd, were:<ref>1994 Annual report</ref> | ||
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* [[Willey and Pearson]], Queensbury | * [[Willey and Pearson]], Queensbury | ||
1995 Re-registered as Allied Textile Companies plc | |||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Revision as of 09:09, 16 July 2022
of Birstall (1994)
1904 R. Beanland and Co Ltd was incorporated
1963 name changed to Allied Textile Companies Ltd
1964 Acquired W. Whitehead[1]
1993 Three main operations:
- Fabrics from natural fibres
- Textiles from synthetic fibres, especially for clothing
- Carpets.
The company acquired Coating Applications (Textiles) Ltd and its subsidiary Coating Applications (Elastomers) Ltd adding to the fabric coating operations of J. B. Broadley. Had recently acquired the worsted spinning capacity of John Foster and Son plc. Southfield Mills worsted spinning operations in Huddersfield were sold to Hield Brothers - Thomas Birkhead and Son, Moxon Huddersfield, Southfield Mills Manufacturing Co, and W. Whitehead and Sons.[2]
1981 Re-registered as Allied Textile Companies Public Limited Company.
1994 The Willey and Pearson and Joseph Lumb businesses were transferred to Queensbury Mill, Halifax. The main operating units in Britain, parts of ATC Manufacturing Ltd, were:[3]
- ATC Dyers, Bradford
- Blackburn and Sutcliffe, Sowerby Bridge
- Boardman and Smith, Bradford
- J. B. Broadley, Rawtenstall
- Bulmer and Lumb, Bradford
- Central Dyeing Co, Elland
- Charles Clay and Sons, Nelson
- Coating Applications (Elastomers), Accrington
- Coating Applications (Textiles) , Accrington
- K. M. Feather, Idle
- H. F. Hartley, Wilsden
- Sir James Hill and Sons Topmakers, Keighley
- Joseph Lumb and Sons, Queensbury
- Hugh Mackay, Durham
- Mayfield Yarns, Ashbourne
- S. H. Rawnsley, Wilsden
- Redman and Smith, Wilsden
- William Reed Fabrics, Elland
- William Reed Weaving, Nelson
- Reid and Taylor, Langholm
- Tanya, Fiskerton
- Texas Coating Developments, Milnrow
- Walter Walker and Sons, Ravensthorpe
- Walshaw Drake and Co, Bradford
- Willey and Pearson, Queensbury
1995 Re-registered as Allied Textile Companies plc