Proceeding contribution from Ian Lucas (Labour) in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 26 January 2010. It occurred during Adjournment debate on Cadbury.
Cadbury
I will go on to discuss such matters if I can make some progress. Cadbury is a multimillion pound company and its annual revenue growth has been 6.3 per cent. per year. We know of course that the company has a long and distinguished history. It has enormous civic achievements that have transformed lives and communities, and we recognise that the Cadbury family were social as well as chocolate pioneers. George Cadbury's decision to buy the 120 acres of land close to his works in Birmingham led to the creation of the model village with its own social security programme. George was always very explicit about his purpose thereāto "ameliorate the condition of the working class and labouring population by the provision of improved dwellings with gardens and open space to be enjoyed therewith."
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- 2009-10
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- Companies Employment Takeovers Economic recession Cadbury Kraft Foods
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