Inside Longbridge: How Britain Built Its Greatest Car Factory and Let It Fall
For over a century, one place in Birmingham helped define what Britain could build. At its peak, tens of thousands passed through its gates each day, producing cars that would travel across the world — from the first affordable family vehicles to one of the most iconic designs ever created. This was Longbridge. It survived two world wars, built machines that changed lives, and stood at the centre of a national industry. But behind the noise, the success, and the pride, something was beginning to unravel. Decisions were made. Warnings were ignored. And slowly, almost imperceptibly, the foundations began to give way. Until one day, it all stopped. This is the story of how Britain built its greatest car factory… and how it let it fall. #Longbridge #LongbridgePlant #BritishHistory #industrialhistory

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