Engineering – the biker chick (1963-2008)
Ruth recalls her working life in the engineering world and her lifelong interest in motorbikes – a true biker chick! On leaving school – from
Ruth recalls her working life in the engineering world and her lifelong interest in motorbikes – a true biker chick! On leaving school – from
Len worked in local government for nearly 40 years across the east and south of England bringing improved roads, water and sewage systems to local
Ron recalls his forays before finishing his apprenticeship, and finding work on the railways as an electrician. Ron details the work he did, the changes
Colin was an artificer apprentice in the Navy, had many jobs in London, then worked as firefighter in London, Cambridge and Norfolk, and ended his
Peter did an apprenticeship at an agricultural and general engineers. He worked for a large manufacturer of agricultural machinery, travelling throughout the UK, Ireland and
Gordon trained as mechanic with the REME, with whom he served in Germany. After working briefly for Mann Egerton’s in Norwich he trained as a
Henry learned the engineering trade on the job and dedicated his working life to the study of the workplace. He implemented many innovations and improved
Brian started as a carpentry apprentice and went on to pass the City and Guilds examinations and obtain a Higher Certificate in Construction. After various
Trevor entered the electrical engineering trade as an apprentice at the National Coal Board. As an electrical design engineer with Norwich City Council Trevor helped
Raymond started as a tractor mechanic apprentice at Mann Egerton in Norwich and carried out repairs on farms. He went on to join the gas