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Image of abandoned trolley warning notice in a branch

Photograph of a warning notice about abandoning trolleys. The photograph featured in 'JS Journal' August 1975.

Ref. No: SA/BRA/5/7/1/5/4/56
Date: [1975]
Level: Item
Extent: 1 item
Access: Open

Keywords: effect of the Government's anti-inflation policy on JS p.1; JS employee dies after tragic road accident p.1; planning permission given for supermarket and petrol station in Worcester and a district shopping centre at Lords Hill, Southampton p.2; new JS security officers at Blackfriars [head office] p.2; Plessey system (with photograph) p.2; public enquiry into JS's application to build supermarket on outskirts of St Albans p.2; baby-snatch attempt outside Hove branch p.3; Duke of Gloucester's visit to Letchworth branch (with photograph) p.3; typhoid scare p.3; Basingstoke depot's carnival float (with photograph) p.3; Stamford Group's fundraising for Guide Dogs p.3; Ross Foods, one of the main suppliers of Salisbury's frozen peas pp.4-5; abandoned trolleys campaign in Bedford p.8; Martin Russell, deputy manager, Battersea branch, on retirement p.8

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'JS Journal', August 1975

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