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New Directors For THC/Leyland Subsidiaries

8th October 1965, Page 61
8th October 1965
Page 61
Page 61, 8th October 1965 — New Directors For THC/Leyland Subsidiaries
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1E 'transport Holding Company and .eyland Motor Corporation Ltd, have iunced that the exchange of shares in tin of their manufacturing subsidiary panics has now been completed on lines already intimated. That is. the will acouire an interest in Park al Vehicles Ltd.. and The I.eyland or Corporation Ltd. will acquire an 7est in Bristol Commercial Vehicles and Eastern Coach Works Ltd.

a promote the development of these :rtakings and to ensure smooth workbetween the two groups, it has been lige(' to elect Sir William Black and Donald Stokes of The Leyland Motor poration I.td.. and Sir Reginald ;on (who will be chairman) and Mr. W. Quick-Smith of the THC to the

boards of Bristol Commercial Vehicles and Eastern Coach Works. and Mr. H. E. Osborn to the board of Park Royal Vehicles.

At the same time Mr. M. T. Smith. general manager of Bristol Commercial Vehicles will join the board of that company. Mr. R. E. Si den, general manager of Eastern Coach Works, is already a director of that company, but he is also a director of Bristol Commercial Vehicles, from which board he will now tesign.

The remaining members of the boards of Bristol Commercial Vehicles and Eastern Coach Works will remain unchanged except that it is necessary in the new circumstances to accept the resignation of Maj.-Gen. (3. N. Russell,


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