Article: Chamberlin & Hill's new broom impresses; MANUFACTURING.(Business)

Article: British firms taking work off low-cost countries; ...
The Birmingham Post (England);  June 6, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... only limited competition from low-cost countries. We are particularly pleased to note that (the Chamberlin subsidiary) Russell Ductile has recently won contracts to supply both UK and export customers with castings that were previously sourced from China ...

Article: Relief as tyre mountain is finally shifted ; A Mountain of tyres ...
Scunthorpe Evening Telegraph;  January 26, 2008 ;     487 words ... ... six weeks to complete - followed an order from the Environment Agency to get the tyres shifted. The Dawes Lane foundry of Russell Ductile Castings inherited the mountain of tyres after buying the site from a transport firm for a proposed expansion programme ...

Article: Chamberlin is back on track.
Investors Chronicle - magazine and web content;  November 30, 2007 ;     608 words ... ... account for 80 per cent of sales and demand remains strong at Chamberlin's Walsall plant. Results were also better at Russell Ductile, which has construction equipment maker JCB as a major customer. Products include carriage suspension systems for trams ...

Article: Paul's triumphant return.
Birmingham Evening Mail (England);  May 12, 2000 ;     360 words ... ... suspect the truth, and Ian Eaton is superb as Chris Keller, particularly in a blistering showdown with his doting dad. Emma Broom impresses, too, in the role of Ann Deever, daughter of the businessman's wrongly jailed partner, there is a fine debut by Ian ...