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Vauxhall Mirror including: - the Cavalier became the safest mid range car on the road due to the fact that driver’s airbags had been fitted as standard; - from the 1st of March clocking on would become a part of Vauxhall’s history as employees would be trusted to start and finish shifts on time; - the largest Vauxhall Griffin in the world had been put on display on the Paint Unit Building, joining the 40 metre Vauxhall sign the entire sign being illuminated; - the report that Vauxhall had won what was believed to be one of the largest car fleet contracts to supply the British School of Motoring with 50,000 Corsas; - a report that Vauxhall was looking at more ways of improving Health and Safety throughout the company; - a telephone service set up about Luton Town Football Club by Vauxhall worker Ron Goddard would answer questions about the club.

25 Feb 1993

From: 1993 To: 1993

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Hart, Richard,
Vauxhall Motors,
British School of Motoring,
Luton Town Football Club,
Goddard, Ron

Vauxhall Motors, Vauxhall Mirror, motor vehicle manufacture, Newspaper, cars, general history, Luton Town Football Club, LUTON