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1961 Wholesale and retail distributors of light and heavy commercial vehicles, motor cars, petroleum products, tyres and spare parts. Re-moulders of tyres, provision of maintenance and repair services, specialised coach-building and heavy vehicle repair services. 4,250 employees.<ref>* [[1961 Dun and Bradstreet KBE]]</ref>
1961 Wholesale and retail distributors of light and heavy commercial vehicles, motor cars, petroleum products, tyres and spare parts. Re-moulders of tyres, provision of maintenance and repair services, specialised coach-building and heavy vehicle repair services. 4,250 employees.<ref>* [[1961 Dun and Bradstreet KBE]]</ref>
1986 Acquired by [[Tozer, Kemsley and Milbourn]]


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January 1948.
1950.
September 1954.
July 1963.
1966.
August 1971. Kennings Car Mart. Rolls-Royce.
January 1977. Triumph: Dolomite.

of Clay Cross, Derbyshire

1878 Company founded.

1911 F. Kenning and Sons of Gladstone Buildings, Clay Cross, were Hardware and Oil Merchants[1]

George Kenning was involved in distribution of oil and paraffin; Kennings eventually had a large involvement in fuel and oil distribution

Some involvement at Clay Cross with William Morris[2]

1925 Joined with Reeve's of Pilsley to form Reeve and Kenning

1930 Private company.

1939 Company made public.

1953 Directors: Sir George Kenning, J.P. (Chairman and Managing), F. Kenning, T.D., M.A. (General Manager, G. Kenning, Jnr., D.F.C., M.A. (Sales and Secretary), D. B. Kenning.

Associated companies:

1961 Wholesale and retail distributors of light and heavy commercial vehicles, motor cars, petroleum products, tyres and spare parts. Re-moulders of tyres, provision of maintenance and repair services, specialised coach-building and heavy vehicle repair services. 4,250 employees.[3]

1986 Acquired by Tozer, Kemsley and Milbourn

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Sources of Information

  1. Commercial Motor 16th February 1911
  2. [1] Nedias newsletter #61
  3. * 1961 Dun and Bradstreet KBE