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British Coal Utilisation Research Association

From Graces Guide

of 54 Victoria Street, London, S.W.1.

1938 The British Coal Utilisation Research Association has been registered ad a limited by guarantee without share capital[1]

1938The British Coal Utilisation Research Association announces that it has decided to establish an experimental station at West Brompton, London.[2]

1939 First ordinary meeting held

1943 Liquid fuels research scientists working for British Coal Utilisation Research Association are to develop processes for producing liquid fuels from coal[3]

1943 "... opening of the Association’s new laboratories at Coombe Springs, near Kingston-on-Thames"[4]

1946 COAL BOARD TO TAKE OVER RESEARCH: LORD HYNDLEY, chairman of the National Coal Board, told the British Coal Utilisation Research Association at a luncheon in London yesterday[5]


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Sources of Information

  1. Liverpool Journal of Commerce 09 May 1938
  2. The Scotsman 29 October 1938
  3. Leicester Daily Mercury 15 December 1943
  4. Belfast News-Letter 24 June 1943
  5. Daily News (London) 13 December 1946