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 Production management the weaving Office Ghulam Murtaza, Brian Court, Anton Gabrielli John Holdsworth & Co Ltd, Shaw Lodge Mills, Halifax Camera: Fuji 6900z June 2003 |
 Shaw Lodge Mills John Holdsworth & Co Ltd, Shaw Lodge Mills, Halifax 2003 |
 C P T Members Visit to Halifax (The Confederation of Passenger Transport) With: Richard Field, Peter Hobson, Martin Gosnay John Holdsworth & Co Ltd, Shaw Lodge Mills, Halifax Camera: Fuji 6900z 27 Aug 2003 |
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 Mike Formby John Holdsworth & Co Ltd, Shaw Lodge Mills, Halifax 31 March 2003 |
 Keith Baird John Holdsworth & Co Ltd, Shaw Lodge Mills, Halifax 2 April 2003 |
 Malcolm Sutcliffe at a lean manufacturing seminar in Warwick 19 Feb 2003 |
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Wire-Looms, 2003
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 New open-grid Wire-Loom jacquard gantry flooring as required to meet fire sprinkler requirements 17 Feb 2003 |
 The flooring allows sprinklers in the roof to drench all equipment, in case of fire it also allows ambient light through 17 Feb 2003 |
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 The rear of the Metex Wire-Loom showing pile yarn and warp yarn sheets 17 Feb 2003 |
 The line of the Metex Wire-Loomswith the last Wilson and Longbottom Wire-Looms in foreground 17 Feb 2003 |
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Project: Tivoli Theatre, Wimborne, 2003 |
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 Tivoli Theatre, Wimborne. Colour Ref: BDBK |
 Tivoli Theatre, Wimborne. Colour Ref: BDBK |
 Tivoli Theatre, Wimborne. Colour Ref: BDBK |
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It's a Knockout, charity event in Shibden Park, Halifax. 18th May 2003On Sunday 18th May, a team of John Holdsworth employees and partners braved |
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In spite of the almost incessant inclemency, a great day was had by all as the "Holdsworth Hustlers" braved the elements, along with eleven other teams from various local companies, and raised the grand total of £16,000, to be used to provide mobility equipment for children with special needs throughout Calderdale. The "Holdsworth Hustlers" team included Andy Gardner, Stuart Procter, Susan Hollister, Rebecca Brook, Paula Smith, Sarah Mallinson, Laura Forester, Jon Green, Kirsty Wright and James Guy. The photos below give a brief overview of the fun that was had as the Hustlers participated in four games during their heat. | ||
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| Gone Fishing - our first game, involved clambering over inflatable humps, covered in soapy water, in order to retrieve eight fish. For some, moreover for Stuart, the whole game proved a little too much, resulting in a spectacular full frontal slide through the mud and in to the fish's mouth - thankfully not captured for posterity on celluloid and a magnanimous collapse on the inflatable itself. A great performance by Sarah and Laura, though. | ||
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| Esmerelda and Quasimodo - spectacularly played by Stuart and Kirsty - Victor Hugo would have been proud. The most fun of all the games - watching "Napalm" James steaming through the inflatable obstacle course, conjured up scenes reminiscent of Vietnam. This far from gentile game culminated in Esmeralda (Kirsty) being dragged back through the obstacle course, by Quasimodo (Stuart) and revealing her patriotic spirit - namely her Union Jack knickers. Funny for us, the audience loved it. | ||
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| The Cow - soaked to the skin and forced into a PVC cow's outfit, to run up and down a muddy field, collecting plums from an inflatable tree, isn't everyone's idea of a Sunday afternoons entertainment. Particularly, when Andy is about... Water Shortage - our final game - running through yet another inflatable "assault" course, whilst wearing a builder's hard hat with a bucket on top (empty on the way there, full on the way back). Andy's "Chariots of Fire" climax brought a tear to the eye of many of the spectators. | ||
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