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1955 After the acquisition of [[Wolverhampton Steel and Iron Company]] by [[Thomas W. Ward]], [[Birchley Rolling Mills]] was integrated into it, forming [[Wolverhampton and Birchley Rolling Mills]] Ltd<ref>The Times, 28 November 1955</ref>. | 1955 After the acquisition of [[Wolverhampton Steel and Iron Company]] by [[Thomas W. Ward]], [[Birchley Rolling Mills]] was integrated into it, forming [[Wolverhampton and Birchley Rolling Mills]] Ltd<ref>The Times, 28 November 1955</ref>. | ||
1963 Ward sold [[Wolverhampton and Birchley Rolling Mills]] to [[Stewarts and Lloyds]] to ensure supplies of billets<ref>The Times, Dec 02, 1963</ref> | |||
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1955 After the acquisition of Wolverhampton Steel and Iron Company by Thomas W. Ward, Birchley Rolling Mills was integrated into it, forming Wolverhampton and Birchley Rolling Mills Ltd[1].
1963 Ward sold Wolverhampton and Birchley Rolling Mills to Stewarts and Lloyds to ensure supplies of billets[2]
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