Ford worker Craig Wyatt, 42, said he expected outlets of all kinds – from local pubs to coffee shops and takeaway outlets – to be hit. Orders for about 60 or 70 meals would go out every night Ford worker Craig Wyatt“The night shift, in particular, used to send out good business for the area. Retired publicans Teresa Gough, 60, and husband Martin, 57, said the closure was a “body blow for the area. It’s bound to hit us when the factory is gone.”Facebook Twitter Pinterest Stephen Skwarneski has worked at the Ford plant for 30 years. Veteran Ford worker Stephen Skwarneski, 59, said young families would be affected the most.

Source: The Guardian June 06, 2019 16:41 UTC