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by Mark Palmer


  Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of 27

  Wells, Somerset 27–8, 37, 83

  Cathedral col. pl. 6

  Wells, William 116

  Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire 277

  Wessex Hotel, Street 329

  ‘Wessex Shoes’ 136, 172, 176, 216

  West Country 206, 209

  Graves opens factories in 168

  and closure of Clarks’ factories in 4, 264

  Avalon Industries 295

  West Ham United 278

  West Indies 187, 203

  Western Gazette 53, 87

  Western Temperance League 88, 120, 130, 154

  Weston-super-Mare, Somerset 171, 248, 265, 297, 307, 343

  Westropp, Edward 198

  Westway Distribution Centre, Street 3–4, 347–8, 348, 354

  ‘white global format’ 358

  White, Joseph 28

  White, Josiah 28

  White Rose 265

  Whiteheads of Weymouth 155

  Whiteladies Road, Bristol 141

  Whitenights, Street 149, 286

  Whitenights group 286–7

  ‘Summary on position of shareholders and on manufacturing and trading policies in the UK’ 286

  Whiting, Richard, Abbot of Glastonbury 8

  Whitman, Massachusetts 245

  Whitnell, Esau 16, 19

  Wicked Lady, The (film) 181

  Wiener, Oskar 98

  Wilde, Oscar: The Ballad of Reading Gaol 321

  Willets, John 244

  William III, King 23

  Williams, Robbie 187

  Wilmington, Delaware 103

  Wilmington Society of Fine Arts 105

  Wilmot, Roy 211

  Wilson, A. N.: The Victorians 34

  Wilson, Harold 225, 242–3, 246

  Wiltshire 31

  Winkel, Mabel 160

  winter boots 344–5

  ‘winter of discontent’ (1978) 243

  Wire magazine 290

  Wolverine 226, 230

  Woman’s Hour (radio programme) 125

  women

  binders 30

  in the machine room 49, 116

  leisure 102, 136–7

  suffrage 105, 117, 119, 123, 137

  Alice Clark’s book 125–6

  empowerment in developing world 353

  Women’s Court shoes 174

  Ladies’ Best French Morocco shoes 41

  Woods, Hugh 221

  Woods, Tom 259

  woolstapling 13, 27

  Worcester 85

  workforce 129

  size of Clarks’ workforce 28–9, 169, 198, 203, 229, 237, 352

  division of labour 30

  working hours 37, 68, 84, 138, 169, 193, 201, 226, 338

  and technology 48, 49

  staff laid off (1858) 56

  wages 56–7, 84, 85, 92, 126, 138, 139, 191, 192, 201, 299, 334

  Street’s insufficient labour force 84

  housing 3, 90, 209, 354

  work-sharing 121

  pension scheme 126, 192, 322, 325

  and patriarchal, paternal tradition 134

  overtime 147

  deaths in Second World War 156

  achieving speed of output required 169

  training and employee ideas at Mayflower 172

  grades of employee 191–2

  redundancies 226, 242, 265, 307, 340

  piecework 231, 299

  and closure of Silflex 264

  Speak Up service 353

  shop assistants 358–9

  ‘Leap Training’ 358–9

  see also outworkers; strikes

  World Cup (1966) 225

  World Trade Center, New York, terrorist attacks (September 11, 2001) 344

  Wyles 266

  Yellow Door 5, 356

  Yeovil, Somerset 171, 179, 209, 231, 242, 265

  York 89

  York, Peter see Wallis, Peter

  Young, Terence 216–17

  youth market 213, 216, 218–19, 235, 271

  Zambia 232

  Zoccola, Alex 117

  Zurich 230

 

 

 


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