Wolfe's Rubber: A memory of Southall

Wolfe's Rubber

A Memory of Southall.

After the War my dad worked in the garden at Wolfe's. He used to brjng home bags of extrusions and we'd trim them for extra money.

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My Father was John Barrett, after the war he was the gardener, what was your association?

By dereks1940 on Mon Jan 6th 2020, at 1:17 am

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Hi
We had no ass with the rubber works but they always wanted trimmers and workers
are you or was you from Townsend Road?

By rusky1937 on Mon Jan 6th 2020, at 3:40 pm

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No, I was only ten, I didn't have anything to do with Wolfe's. Sorry but Townshend Road isn't familiar to me.

By dereks1940 on Fri Jan 10th 2020, at 3:30 am

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My dad was a lab technician at Wolfe's,from before war till made redundant mid sixties.He used to bring home small amount of mercury at times,for me to play with,usually disappeared into carpet pile.

By Christina Nancarrow on Mon Jan 18th 2021, at 9:35 am

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My grandad worked for Wolfe’s, don’t remember when he started but was working there c1955 - 1970.
His name was Fred Clark, nobby was his nickname.
He worked in the canteen when he got near retirement age.
He would bring home work for my Nan to trim

By valstroud on Tue Mar 30th 2021, at 5:53 pm

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