Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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Grace's Guide is the leading source of historical information on industry and manufacturing in Britain. This web publication contains 162,257 pages of information and 244,499 images on early companies, their products and the people who designed and built them.

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Evans Halshaw

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October 1986.

of Solihull and Dudley

1978 'LCP forms new company. Appointments. Following the acquisition of Halshaw Group Ford Main Dealers by LCP Holdings, a new company is being formed, Evans Halshaw Holdings to control the LCP's vehicle distribution interests. The board will comprise Mr. P. F. Green, chairman, Mr. D. M. Rhead, Mr. A. B. Archer, Mr. R. J. Foster (chief executive of Halshaw). Mr. Green and Mr. R. V. Lambert managing director of the newly acquired Newport (Gwent) Motor Company will join the hoard of Halshaw.'[1]

1985 'THE £9m management buy-out of Evans Halshaw Motor Dealer Group from LCP Holdings PLC has been concluded. The deal creates what is believed to be the largest privately owned motor dealer group in the UK, with both private car and commercial vehicle dealerships throughout England and Wales, and expanding contract hire and motor parts trade. Dealerships in the Mansfield area include C. P. Evinson, Chesterfield Road South, and Blackton Motors Ltd, which incorporates the East Midlands Truck Centre and Blackton-Ford at Station Road, Sutton, headed by the dealer principal David Preston'[2]

1988 Acquired UBM Motors, dealers in Ford cars [3]

1999 February. Acquired by Pendragon

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Sources of Information

  1. Birmingham Daily Post - Tuesday 24 January 1978
  2. Mansfield & Sutton Recorder - Thursday 07 February 1985
  3. The Times, July 06, 1988