1957 Camden Town Engineering Department (T.H. Lewis)-visit to the Sheet Metal Dept with Works Manager Mr C.A. Glasspool. Featuring Foreman Mr L.S. 'Kips' Oldman, Mr Wally Holloway, Mr Dave Watson, Mr Fred Coombes, Mr Bert Fuller, Mr Alf Voights and Mr Len Casey. Philip Boyd remembers "I knew all the people in this article, the workshop was up stairs known as Kippers Plaice. They made all the worktops and counters for the shops and restaurants. Wally (Holloway) had a habit of coming to work late. Fred Combes became mayor of Southwark, he also ran the Christmas club. The engineering department was downstairs, it was known as Chalk Farm Engineering Department." (Express News Autumn)
1957 Camden Town Engineering Department (T.H. Lewis)-visit to the Sheet Metal Dept with Works Manager Mr C.A. Glasspool. Featuring Foreman Mr L.S. 'Kips' Oldman, Mr Wally Holloway, Mr Dave Watson, Mr Fred Coombes, Mr Bert Fuller, Mr Alf Voights and Mr Len Casey. Philip Boyd remembers "I knew all the people in this article, the workshop was up stairs known as Kippers Plaice. They made all the worktops and counters for the shops and restaurants. Wally (Holloway) had a habit of coming to work late. Fred Combes became mayor of Southwark, he also ran the Christmas club. The engineering department was downstairs, it was known as Chalk Farm Engineering Department." (Express News Autumn)
1957 Camden Town Engineering Department-visit to the Sheet Metal Dept-Foreman Mr L.S. 'Kips' Oldman with Works Manager Mr C.A. Glasspool. (Express News Autumn)
1957 Camden Town Engineering Department-visit to the Sheet Metal Dept-Mr Wally Holloway. (Express News Autumn)
1957 Camden Town Engineering Department-visit to the Sheet Metal Dept-Mr Dave Watson. (Express News Autumn)
1957 Camden Town Engineering Department-visit to the Sheet Metal Dept-Mr Fred Coombes, also Southwark Councillor. (Express News Autumn)
1957 Camden Town Engineering Department-visit to the Sheet Metal Dept-Mr Bert Fuller. (Express News Autumn)
1959 The Refrigeration Dept win the Littlewoods Pools, organised by W.S. Honeyball. (Express News March)
1960's Express Engineering HQ at Stadium Works, Wembley. Philip Boyd comments "That is where I worked, the chap in the foreground is George Barnes, and the foreman in the brown coat is Fred Lawrence. The department at Wembley was situated in one of the old 1926 exhibition spaces, near Wembley Stadium-along North End Road". (From Express Story 1864 - 1964)
1961 Bob Wastell being presented with a silver box by Walter Nell.(Courtesy Brian Wastell, Bob's son)
1961 Chalk Farm sheet metal workers - Mr Fred Combes presents Mr Dave Watson with a gold badge to celebrate 40 years membership of their Trade Union. (Express News Autumn)
1961 Dairy Works Dept's Mr M.J. Ring with his wife and son Tony at Buckingham Palace. (Express News Autumn)
1961 Photo competition winners-Mr E.A. Dewey (Engineering), Mr J. Golightly (Work Study), and Mr Leslie L. Jones (Tarvin). (Express News Autumn)
1962 Farewell gifts-to Mr C.A. Glasspool (Right), Works Manager for the Engineering Dept, who retires after 31 years, shaking hands with Mr J.H.D. Maughan, Chief Engineer. (Express News Autumn)
1963 Canteen user Alan Theadham, Technical Advisor-Tetrapak, from Staff Canteen Feature (Express News Autumn)
1962 Photo competition winners include Mr T. Barton (Cricklewood Transport), Mr C. Evans (Lockerbie), Mr Albert Padfield (Great West Road), Mr G. Harper (Ruyton), Mr Ernest Chadbourne, Mr E.W. Cook (Cricklewood), Mr Ian L. Kirton (Sheffield), Mr E.A. Dewey (Engineering Dept), Mr L.M. Holyhead (Central Stores), Mr H.W. Glover (Chief Office), and runners up Mr D.C. Snook (Architectural Dept) and Mr H.W. Glover. (Express News Autumn)
1971 New Research and Development wing being erected at South Ruislip
1971 A time of power cuts - Syd Wright maintaining the 'Cassandra' computer standby generator at South Ruislip
1972 Austin Lockwood, who masterminded the multi-storey car park at South Ruislip. (Express News Christmas)
1974 Bill Arnold (Central Engineering) chats with Marian Morgan. (Express News Summer)
1974 A Day in the Life of Geoff Stone, Milk Division Chief Engineer, accompanied by John Ellis, Special Projects
1974 GEOFF STONE Chief Engineers Department
1974 A Day in the Life of Geoff Stone, Milk Division Chief Engineer, accompanied by John Ellis, Special Projects
1974 A Day in the Life of Geoff Stone, Milk Division Chief Engineer, accompanied by John Ellis, Special Projects
1974 A Day in the Life of Geoff Stone, Milk Division Chief Engineer, accompanied by John Ellis, Special Projects
1974 A Day in the Life of Geoff Stone, Milk Division Chief Engineer, accompanied by John Ellis, Special Projects
1977 Alan Wall and Henry Bedwell in the Capital Plant Auditing dept at South Ruislip.
1977 Bob Wastell on his retirement at Ruislip (Courtesy Brian Wastell, Bob's son)
1981 Central Engineers and Architects that worked on the South Morden re-equip. (Express Dairy Tales)
1981 Brian Gray, Technical Services Director
1983 Brian Gray and John Lyon-Maris visit Canning Town Glass
1989 Bob Driver retires from South Ruislip Head Office after 48 years.
1991 Mr R Taylor recalls Wakefield Mews, later Bloomsbury Depot (from Express Foods Pensioners News) Courtesy Beryl Purslove
