London factories hi-res stock photography and images

The rush to buy silk hats for the Royal Wedding keeps London factories busy . 5 November 1934 Stock Photo

RM2BW3C9Y–The rush to buy silk hats for the Royal Wedding keeps London factories busy . 5 November 1934

1940's London Blitz Royal Family Vintage WW2 image of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth inspecting the bomb damage at Buckingham Palace London during World War II giving a morale boost to the workers clearing the rubble. Elizabeth and her husband King George VI embodied the spirit of British stoicism during the major conflict. In 1940, as London was blitzed relentlessly by the Germans, Queen Elizabeth and the King would tirelessly tend to those affected by the bombing offensive, visiting bombed civilians and devastated businesses and industries. Stock Photo

RM2AECT3B–1940's London Blitz Royal Family Vintage WW2 image of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth inspecting the bomb damage at Buckingham Palace London during World War II giving a morale boost to the workers clearing the rubble. Elizabeth and her husband King George VI embodied the spirit of British stoicism during the major conflict. In 1940, as London was blitzed relentlessly by the Germans, Queen Elizabeth and the King would tirelessly tend to those affected by the bombing offensive, visiting bombed civilians and devastated businesses and industries.

Workers continue packing in one of the many factories on Great West Road, London, as drastic fuel cuts caused disruption in production. These product packers used lamps to continue their work Stock Photo

RMG4N8RJ–Workers continue packing in one of the many factories on Great West Road, London, as drastic fuel cuts caused disruption in production. These product packers used lamps to continue their work

Factories of the Singer Sewing Machine Company. Top left: Cabinet works at Govan, Glasgow, Scotland. Centre top: Factory at Glasgow, Scotland. Top right: Factory at South Bend, Indiana, USA. Bottom: Factory at Elizabethport, New Jersey, USA. From 'Great Industries of Great Britain (London, c1880). Stock Photo

RMD95MP3–Factories of the Singer Sewing Machine Company. Top left: Cabinet works at Govan, Glasgow, Scotland. Centre top: Factory at Glasgow, Scotland. Top right: Factory at South Bend, Indiana, USA. Bottom: Factory at Elizabethport, New Jersey, USA. From 'Great Industries of Great Britain (London, c1880).

Jun. 06, 1963 - Henry Ford takes his chiefs around the factories.: Henry Ford II who has come to Britain with 15 of the Directors of the American Ford Company, spent an energetic day yesterday. The party left Tower Pier in London on a chartered launch, sailed the 17 miles down the Thames to the Dagenham factory, then they visited the factories at Aveloy and Basildon. They then travelled on to Southend Airport where they took a plane to Liverpool where they saw the new Halewood plant. They later flew on to Brussels, the Headquarters of Ford International Stock Photo

RME0WJT7–Jun. 06, 1963 - Henry Ford takes his chiefs around the factories.: Henry Ford II who has come to Britain with 15 of the Directors of the American Ford Company, spent an energetic day yesterday. The party left Tower Pier in London on a chartered launch, sailed the 17 miles down the Thames to the Dagenham factory, then they visited the factories at Aveloy and Basildon. They then travelled on to Southend Airport where they took a plane to Liverpool where they saw the new Halewood plant. They later flew on to Brussels, the Headquarters of Ford International

Original WW1 era studio portrait of pair of attractive female munitions workers wearing Ministry of Munitions 'on war service' badges, London or Woking (Surrey) England, U.K. circa 1917 Stock Photo

RM2GJ7W7C–Original WW1 era studio portrait of pair of attractive female munitions workers wearing Ministry of Munitions 'on war service' badges, London or Woking (Surrey) England, U.K. circa 1917

Various ships on the water, including sailing ships and a steamship. On both banks of the river factories with smoking chimneys., Ships on the Thames near London, print maker: Siebe Johannes ten Cate, (signed by artist), 1868 - 1903, paper, h 365 mm × w 545 mm Stock Photo

RM2JC6KWT–Various ships on the water, including sailing ships and a steamship. On both banks of the river factories with smoking chimneys., Ships on the Thames near London, print maker: Siebe Johannes ten Cate, (signed by artist), 1868 - 1903, paper, h 365 mm × w 545 mm

Georges Lemmen artwork entitled Factories on the Thames, Stock Photo

RF2G60926–Georges Lemmen artwork entitled Factories on the Thames,

UK The Tarmac and Hanson factories at the back of St. Pancras Eurostar Terminal in London Stock Photo

RMBHMTD3–UK The Tarmac and Hanson factories at the back of St. Pancras Eurostar Terminal in London

Industrial Estate. High angle aerial drone photograph of an industrial estate in North London with factories, warehouses and a cement works in view. Stock Photo

RF2B0TT7N–Industrial Estate. High angle aerial drone photograph of an industrial estate in North London with factories, warehouses and a cement works in view.

1960s, historical, South-east London, England, a view of the skyline and over the rooftops of the area, showing the traditional victorian terrace housing, a Victorian hospital, the Miller General Hospital in Greenwich & Lewisham and other buildings and in the distance, the smoking chimneys of the many factories that still existed in inner-city London in this era. Stock Photo

RM2E387F2–1960s, historical, South-east London, England, a view of the skyline and over the rooftops of the area, showing the traditional victorian terrace housing, a Victorian hospital, the Miller General Hospital in Greenwich & Lewisham and other buildings and in the distance, the smoking chimneys of the many factories that still existed in inner-city London in this era.

Troops protecting Britain's gunpowder factories 1914 Stock Photo

RMD86E53–Troops protecting Britain's gunpowder factories 1914

Sign for Mill Street, Bermondsey, Southwark, London, UK - street where there were many factories and mills. Stock Photo

RM2XCJTKE–Sign for Mill Street, Bermondsey, Southwark, London, UK - street where there were many factories and mills.

aerial view of Heron Trading Estate, West London, UK Stock Photo

RMETC1WJ–aerial view of Heron Trading Estate, West London, UK

Main German aircraft factories prior to 1939. World War Two 1961 old map Stock Photo

RF2Y575PC–Main German aircraft factories prior to 1939. World War Two 1961 old map

An engraving of Giltspur Street Compter, London UK scanned at high resolution from a book printed in 1851. Believed copyright free. Stock Photo

RM2B03XPJ–An engraving of Giltspur Street Compter, London UK scanned at high resolution from a book printed in 1851. Believed copyright free.

KLM Fokker 50 airplane at London City Airport with Silvertown factories in the background Stock Photo

RMACH2K1–KLM Fokker 50 airplane at London City Airport with Silvertown factories in the background

East End of London Asian sweatshop 1970s near Brick Lane. Asian clothing factories, a dog looks out onto the street, Sweatshop garment manufacturing signs advertising vacancies. Tower Hamlets, London, England circa 1974. 1970s UK HOMER SYKES Stock Photo

RM2R9YDAN–East End of London Asian sweatshop 1970s near Brick Lane. Asian clothing factories, a dog looks out onto the street, Sweatshop garment manufacturing signs advertising vacancies. Tower Hamlets, London, England circa 1974. 1970s UK HOMER SYKES

East London by Pennell, Joseph, 1857-1926, artist [1908], drawing on textured cream paper. View across curved river running through factory district, lon e in small boat, foreground, smokestacks belching black smoke beyond and in distance. Stock Photo

RMRB654Y–East London by Pennell, Joseph, 1857-1926, artist [1908], drawing on textured cream paper. View across curved river running through factory district, lon e in small boat, foreground, smokestacks belching black smoke beyond and in distance.

RM2BW3CA4–The rush to buy silk hats for the Royal Wedding keeps London factories busy . 5 November 1934

Dartford, Burroughs, Wellcome & Company's factory, London and suburbs, England, UK, circa 1900 Stock Photo

RMCTNNMF–Dartford, Burroughs, Wellcome & Company's factory, London and suburbs, England, UK, circa 1900

London mayor Boris Johnson sits in a new London bus during a tour of Wrightbus factories in Ballymena and Antrim. Stock Photo

RMG64BWF–London mayor Boris Johnson sits in a new London bus during a tour of Wrightbus factories in Ballymena and Antrim.

RME1GNWB–East London by Pennell, Joseph, 1857-1926, artist [1908], drawing on textured cream paper. View across curved river running through factory district, lon e in small boat, foreground, smokestacks belching black smoke beyond and in distance.

Jan. 01, 1973 - Chinese Trade delegation arrive in London: A Chinese trade delegation, led by the Minister of Foreign Trade, Mr. Pai Hsiang-Kuo, arrived by air at Heathrow Airport today for a five day visit. They will meet Government Ministers and visit factories, aircraft and transport works. Photo shows Mr. Pai Hsiang-Kuo is seen with Lord Drumalbyn who met the delegation on their arrival at Heathrow today. Stock Photo

RME10FKA–Jan. 01, 1973 - Chinese Trade delegation arrive in London: A Chinese trade delegation, led by the Minister of Foreign Trade, Mr. Pai Hsiang-Kuo, arrived by air at Heathrow Airport today for a five day visit. They will meet Government Ministers and visit factories, aircraft and transport works. Photo shows Mr. Pai Hsiang-Kuo is seen with Lord Drumalbyn who met the delegation on their arrival at Heathrow today.

Original late WW1 era postcard of large group of factory workers, possibly munitions workers as the woman 2nd on left, back row is wearing 'on war service' munitions badge. Photograph by F. Taylor, Wembley, London, U.K. circa 1918. Stock Photo

RM2J034B4–Original late WW1 era postcard of large group of factory workers, possibly munitions workers as the woman 2nd on left, back row is wearing 'on war service' munitions badge. Photograph by F. Taylor, Wembley, London, U.K. circa 1918.

Posset pot, ca. 1687, Made in London, England, British, Tin-enameled earthenware, 6 1/2 x 10 1/2 x 7 5/8 in. (16.5 x 26.7 x 19.4 Stock Photo

RMKC2JH4–Posset pot, ca. 1687, Made in London, England, British, Tin-enameled earthenware, 6 1/2 x 10 1/2 x 7 5/8 in. (16.5 x 26.7 x 19.4

Art inspired by Posset pot, ca. 1687, Made in London, England, British, Tin-enameled earthenware, 6 1/2 x 10 1/2 x 7 5/8 in. (16.5 x 26.7 x 19.4 cm), Ceramics, Lambeth Factories, Colonists used spouted drinking pots for the consumption of posset and other drinks. To make posset, Classic works modernized by Artotop with a splash of modernity. Shapes, color and value, eye-catching visual impact on art. Emotions through freedom of artworks in a contemporary way. A timeless message pursuing a wildly creative new direction. Artists turning to the digital medium and creating the Artotop NFT Stock Photo

RF2HW2DDJ–Art inspired by Posset pot, ca. 1687, Made in London, England, British, Tin-enameled earthenware, 6 1/2 x 10 1/2 x 7 5/8 in. (16.5 x 26.7 x 19.4 cm), Ceramics, Lambeth Factories, Colonists used spouted drinking pots for the consumption of posset and other drinks. To make posset, Classic works modernized by Artotop with a splash of modernity. Shapes, color and value, eye-catching visual impact on art. Emotions through freedom of artworks in a contemporary way. A timeless message pursuing a wildly creative new direction. Artists turning to the digital medium and creating the Artotop NFT

Engraving of the foundry at Moorfields, London, in 18th Century England Stock Photo

RM2BFPN5X–Engraving of the foundry at Moorfields, London, in 18th Century England

Derelict 20th century flour mill Millennium Mills in Silvertown, London, England Stock Photo

RM2RJ57HY–Derelict 20th century flour mill Millennium Mills in Silvertown, London, England

1950s, historial picture showing the boats and flotilla of the famous university rowing race, the Oxford & Cambridge Boat Race, going down the river Thames past the Hammersmith embankment, London, England. On the left, the many industrial wharves of this time, including the Manbre & Garton sugar warehouse. Stock Photo

RMKHR313–1950s, historial picture showing the boats and flotilla of the famous university rowing race, the Oxford & Cambridge Boat Race, going down the river Thames past the Hammersmith embankment, London, England. On the left, the many industrial wharves of this time, including the Manbre & Garton sugar warehouse.

Women working at a South London gas works 1918 Stock Photo

RM2M3RY2A–Women working at a South London gas works 1918

Tate & Lyle sugar factory, Silvertown, London Borough of Newham, Greater London, England, United Kingdom Stock Photo

RMPF4DPM–Tate & Lyle sugar factory, Silvertown, London Borough of Newham, Greater London, England, United Kingdom

Willesden Green Public Library (London) (from a vintage postcard) Stock Photo

RMJNKFFM–Willesden Green Public Library (London) (from a vintage postcard)

Dispersal of German aero-engine factories 1944. World War Two 1961 old map Stock Photo

RF2Y57940–Dispersal of German aero-engine factories 1944. World War Two 1961 old map

aerial view of Wembley Park, Wembley, London Stock Photo

RMDAPXHT–aerial view of Wembley Park, Wembley, London

View of Canary Wharf & a distant London from Purfleet across the choppy water of the Thames Estuary on a windy days Stock Photo

RMM1008A–View of Canary Wharf & a distant London from Purfleet across the choppy water of the Thames Estuary on a windy days

factories, factory, Bricklane, bricks, alley, dark, path, night, shadows, lights, U.K., London, industrial, city, cities, Stock Photo

RMAA4XX2–factories, factory, Bricklane, bricks, alley, dark, path, night, shadows, lights, U.K., London, industrial, city, cities,

Women working in the Lucas Factory in East Finchley London where they produce a variety of products for motor cars August 1946 Stock Photo

RMB4G1Y5–Women working in the Lucas Factory in East Finchley London where they produce a variety of products for motor cars August 1946

The king in fireworks . London factories prepare for coronation . Coronation night next year will be an ear splitting riot of sound and a brilliant spectacle of bursting stars and flashing lights when the extensive and careful preparations of the firework manufacturers reach their climax . Thousands of firework bombs and shells and set pieces portraying the King ' s head are being made by London factories in preparation for the Coronation celebrations . Photo shows , putting the finishing touches to a giant set piece of the king ' s head at a Mitcham , London, firework factory , in preparation Stock Photo

RM2BTPMJE–The king in fireworks . London factories prepare for coronation . Coronation night next year will be an ear splitting riot of sound and a brilliant spectacle of bursting stars and flashing lights when the extensive and careful preparations of the firework manufacturers reach their climax . Thousands of firework bombs and shells and set pieces portraying the King ' s head are being made by London factories in preparation for the Coronation celebrations . Photo shows , putting the finishing touches to a giant set piece of the king ' s head at a Mitcham , London, firework factory , in preparation

RMBHMY4B–UK The Tarmac and Hanson factories at the back of St. Pancras Eurostar Terminal in London

The Duke of York meets officials outside the Chief Superintendent Ordnance Factories building during a visit to Woolwich Arsenal. Stock Photo

RMG8G8WF–The Duke of York meets officials outside the Chief Superintendent Ordnance Factories building during a visit to Woolwich Arsenal.

Female homeworker using a treadle spinning wheel. Before the building of large factories and the coming of mass production, spinning was done by women in their own homes. Often the raw material to be spun was supplied by a middle man who collected the finished work and sold it on to weavers and factories. From 'Great Industries of Great Britain' (London, c1880). Engraving. Stock Photo

RMD95MR4–Female homeworker using a treadle spinning wheel. Before the building of large factories and the coming of mass production, spinning was done by women in their own homes. Often the raw material to be spun was supplied by a middle man who collected the finished work and sold it on to weavers and factories. From 'Great Industries of Great Britain' (London, c1880). Engraving.

Jan. 01, 1973 - Chinese trade delegation arrive in London : A Chinese trade delegations led by the Minister of Foreign Trade, Mr. Pai Hsiang-Kuo, arrived by air at Heathrow Airport today for a five day visit. They will meet government minsters and visit factories and aircraft works. photo shows Mr. Pai Hsiang-kuo is pictured as he was greeted by Lord Drumalbyn who met the delegation on arrival at Heathrow today. Stock Photo

RME10G78–Jan. 01, 1973 - Chinese trade delegation arrive in London : A Chinese trade delegations led by the Minister of Foreign Trade, Mr. Pai Hsiang-Kuo, arrived by air at Heathrow Airport today for a five day visit. They will meet government minsters and visit factories and aircraft works. photo shows Mr. Pai Hsiang-kuo is pictured as he was greeted by Lord Drumalbyn who met the delegation on arrival at Heathrow today.

Original early 1900's postcard of Acton Vale Du Cros Motor Works factory, W&G Works, overhauling cab chassis, photo by Campbell Gray, U.K. circa 1910 Stock Photo

RM2DH8KFE–Original early 1900's postcard of Acton Vale Du Cros Motor Works factory, W&G Works, overhauling cab chassis, photo by Campbell Gray, U.K. circa 1910

View of the city of Batavia, The city of Batavia in the island of Java and capital of all the Dutch factories & settlements in the East Indies (title on object), Settlements of the VOC (series title), In the foreground the sea., publisher: Robert Sayer, print maker: anonymous, after drawing by: I. van Ryne, publisher: London, print maker: England, 1754, paper, etching, brush, height 278 mm × width 422 mm, print Stock Photo

RM2WRAH2M–View of the city of Batavia, The city of Batavia in the island of Java and capital of all the Dutch factories & settlements in the East Indies (title on object), Settlements of the VOC (series title), In the foreground the sea., publisher: Robert Sayer, print maker: anonymous, after drawing by: I. van Ryne, publisher: London, print maker: England, 1754, paper, etching, brush, height 278 mm × width 422 mm, print

London, UK. 25th November, 2014. The Mayor of London Boris Johnson visits the Ford Motor Dagenham high-tech engine plant in London – one of the biggest and longest-established factories of its kind in Europe. Credit: Piero Cruciatti/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMEB346B–London, UK. 25th November, 2014. The Mayor of London Boris Johnson visits the Ford Motor Dagenham high-tech engine plant in London – one of the biggest and longest-established factories of its kind in Europe. Credit: Piero Cruciatti/Alamy Live News

The Tate and Lyle factory in Silvertown London UK Stock Photo

RMAE44M5–The Tate and Lyle factory in Silvertown London UK

RM2RJ57JY–Derelict 20th century flour mill Millennium Mills in Silvertown, London, England

North London England Factories & Densely Packed Housing Stock Photo

RMA6W8FW–North London England Factories & Densely Packed Housing

French view of an English Gent in London Stock Photo

RMDREJ5X–French view of an English Gent in London

Former Budweiser Stag Brewery and Mortlake Green, Mortlake, London Borough of Richmond upon Thames, Greater London, England, United Kingdom Stock Photo

RMKG2D4H–Former Budweiser Stag Brewery and Mortlake Green, Mortlake, London Borough of Richmond upon Thames, Greater London, England, United Kingdom

London, England, UK. Blue Plaque: home of Sir Richard Arkwright (1732-1792) at 8 Adam Street, Westminster, Stock Photo

RMDY942J–London, England, UK. Blue Plaque: home of Sir Richard Arkwright (1732-1792) at 8 Adam Street, Westminster,

Dispersal of the main German airframe factories in 1944. World War Two 1961 map Stock Photo

RF2Y5794N–Dispersal of the main German airframe factories in 1944. World War Two 1961 map

Big large Lyles Golden Syrup tin can on corner of Tate & Lyle syrup refinery at Plaistow Wharf advertising product at Silvertown Newham London England Stock Photo

RMCPEXX2–Big large Lyles Golden Syrup tin can on corner of Tate & Lyle syrup refinery at Plaistow Wharf advertising product at Silvertown Newham London England

Aerial view of Enterprise Way & Hythe Road, London W10 Stock Photo

RMCN4BN4–Aerial view of Enterprise Way & Hythe Road, London W10

Profiles and uniforms of British women who served in the Military and worked in the factories during World War Two - Imperial War Museum, London Stock Photo

RM2T7KA0E–Profiles and uniforms of British women who served in the Military and worked in the factories during World War Two - Imperial War Museum, London

Workers filling tins with cocoa powder at the J. Lyons & Co. factory, c1933. The company was a substantial food manufacturer, with factories at Cadby Hall in Hammersmith, and from 1921 at Greenford, London. Stock Photo

RM2PE60P0–Workers filling tins with cocoa powder at the J. Lyons & Co. factory, c1933. The company was a substantial food manufacturer, with factories at Cadby Hall in Hammersmith, and from 1921 at Greenford, London.

40 foot banners as Coronation decorations in West End. Photo shows: men at work in a Maida Vale, London, factory on one of the 40 foot banners which will be used to decorate the principal West End thoroughfares during the Coronation celebrations. With only nine weeks to go before the Coronation, London factories are working at top speed to cope with orders. 6 March 1937 Stock Photo

RM2BW3Y9P–40 foot banners as Coronation decorations in West End. Photo shows: men at work in a Maida Vale, London, factory on one of the 40 foot banners which will be used to decorate the principal West End thoroughfares during the Coronation celebrations. With only nine weeks to go before the Coronation, London factories are working at top speed to cope with orders. 6 March 1937

Aylesbury Estate, Walworth, Southwark, London, 28/06/1968. Two women working in the computer room of Laing's construction site at the Aylesbury Estate. In 1963, John Laing and Son Ltd bought the rights to the Danish industrialised building system for flats known as ‘Jespersen’ (also called 'Jesperson'). The company built factories in Scotland, Hampshire and Lancashire producing Jespersen prefabricated parts and precast concrete panels, allowing the building of housing to be rationalised, saving time and money. Laing's Southern Region started building the Aylesbury Estate in 1967. Stock Photo

RM2HFK301–Aylesbury Estate, Walworth, Southwark, London, 28/06/1968. Two women working in the computer room of Laing's construction site at the Aylesbury Estate. In 1963, John Laing and Son Ltd bought the rights to the Danish industrialised building system for flats known as ‘Jespersen’ (also called 'Jesperson'). The company built factories in Scotland, Hampshire and Lancashire producing Jespersen prefabricated parts and precast concrete panels, allowing the building of housing to be rationalised, saving time and money. Laing's Southern Region started building the Aylesbury Estate in 1967.

London mayor Boris Johnson, talks to staff at Wrightbus factories in Ballymena and Antrim during a tour of the new premises. Stock Photo

RMG64BWE–London mayor Boris Johnson, talks to staff at Wrightbus factories in Ballymena and Antrim during a tour of the new premises.

Anthony John Mundella (1825-1897) British statesman with interests in the Nottingham hosiery manufacture. Member of Parliament for Sheffield 1868-1885 and for the Brightsdale Division of Sheffield 1885-1890. President of the Board of Trade 1886 and 1892-1895. Largely responsible for the Factories Act 1874, the Education Act 1870, the Compulsory Education Act 1881. Cartoon from 'Vanity Fair' (London 9 December 1871). Chromolithograph. Stock Photo

RMD95W1N–Anthony John Mundella (1825-1897) British statesman with interests in the Nottingham hosiery manufacture. Member of Parliament for Sheffield 1868-1885 and for the Brightsdale Division of Sheffield 1885-1890. President of the Board of Trade 1886 and 1892-1895. Largely responsible for the Factories Act 1874, the Education Act 1870, the Compulsory Education Act 1881. Cartoon from 'Vanity Fair' (London 9 December 1871). Chromolithograph.

Jun. 06, 1963 - Ford's Plan 0 Million Expansion Boost: Henry Ford II came to London from America yesterday for a conference at which plans were discussed for a programme of expansion for the British Ford factories which is likely to cost 0, or &40 Million, Henry Ford brought 15 of the Company's American directors with hm to meet their English Counter Parts, and the get-together lasted all day, today will be spent touring the Dagenham and Basildon Plants, after which they will fly to Liverpool to see the new Halewood plant, then they will fly out this evening to see the German Plant Stock Photo

RME0WJT9–Jun. 06, 1963 - Ford's Plan 0 Million Expansion Boost: Henry Ford II came to London from America yesterday for a conference at which plans were discussed for a programme of expansion for the British Ford factories which is likely to cost 0, or &40 Million, Henry Ford brought 15 of the Company's American directors with hm to meet their English Counter Parts, and the get-together lasted all day, today will be spent touring the Dagenham and Basildon Plants, after which they will fly to Liverpool to see the new Halewood plant, then they will fly out this evening to see the German Plant

Original WW1 era postcard notice reads Munition Workers Gaines Filling Factory Danger Buildings Woolwich Arsenal, the women wear 'on war service' badges posted 1917, Woolwich, London, U.K. Stock Photo

RM2G7RREX–Original WW1 era postcard notice reads Munition Workers Gaines Filling Factory Danger Buildings Woolwich Arsenal, the women wear 'on war service' badges posted 1917, Woolwich, London, U.K.

East London, England, in a view across a river running through factory district with smokestacks belching black smoke. By Joseph Pennell, 1908. Stock Photo

RMBTK8BD–East London, England, in a view across a river running through factory district with smokestacks belching black smoke. By Joseph Pennell, 1908.

RMEB346E–London, UK. 25th November, 2014. The Mayor of London Boris Johnson visits the Ford Motor Dagenham high-tech engine plant in London – one of the biggest and longest-established factories of its kind in Europe. Credit: Piero Cruciatti/Alamy Live News

Swiss Air BAe 146 airplane at London City Airport with the Tate and Lyle factory in the background Stock Photo

RMACH2K2–Swiss Air BAe 146 airplane at London City Airport with the Tate and Lyle factory in the background

Exterior of the Menier Chocolate Factory building now housing a theatre and restaurant, Menier Cafe, London Bridge, London, UK Stock Photo

RM2H4EH0B–Exterior of the Menier Chocolate Factory building now housing a theatre and restaurant, Menier Cafe, London Bridge, London, UK

Sir James Phillips Kay-Shuttleworth, 1st Baronet (1804 – 1877) was a British politician and educationist. He gained knowledge of the conditions of the poor in the Lancashire factory districts, which led to his appointment in 1835 as Poor Law commissioner in Norfolk and Suffolk and later in the London districts. Stock Photo

RMGGH551–Sir James Phillips Kay-Shuttleworth, 1st Baronet (1804 – 1877) was a British politician and educationist. He gained knowledge of the conditions of the poor in the Lancashire factory districts, which led to his appointment in 1835 as Poor Law commissioner in Norfolk and Suffolk and later in the London districts.

London Recruits At Southwark Town Hall Ww1 Stock Photo

RMD86EXG–London Recruits At Southwark Town Hall Ww1

London, UK. 05th July, 2013. A Remploy official talks with protesters who invaded their Southwark offices after the closure nine Remploy factories was announced. Credit: Paul Davey/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMDA6XK2–London, UK. 05th July, 2013. A Remploy official talks with protesters who invaded their Southwark offices after the closure nine Remploy factories was announced. Credit: Paul Davey/Alamy Live News

London, United Kingdom). August 1916. A female demonstration in the city. The workers of the munitions factories, passing through Whitehall, in the demonstration of the so-called Women's Day. Credit: Album / Archivo ABC Stock Photo

RM2TD7244–London, United Kingdom). August 1916. A female demonstration in the city. The workers of the munitions factories, passing through Whitehall, in the demonstration of the so-called Women's Day. Credit: Album / Archivo ABC

Main German aero-engine factories prior to 1939. World War Two 1961 old map Stock Photo

RF2Y5761Y–Main German aero-engine factories prior to 1939. World War Two 1961 old map

Factories and housing by the River Thames at Greenwich and Docklands in London. England. Aerial view Stock Photo

RMEMMMYA–Factories and housing by the River Thames at Greenwich and Docklands in London. England. Aerial view

UK OLD FACTORIES AT THE SITE OF THE FUTURE OLYMPIC STADIUM NEAR STRATFORD IN EAST LONDON ENGLAND Photo Julio Etchart Stock Photo

RMB41YTW–UK OLD FACTORIES AT THE SITE OF THE FUTURE OLYMPIC STADIUM NEAR STRATFORD IN EAST LONDON ENGLAND Photo Julio Etchart

RM2T7KA0J–Profiles and uniforms of British women who served in the Military and worked in the factories during World War Two - Imperial War Museum, London

Gillette Factory, Isleworth, Middlesex, London, 1936. Architect: Sir Banister Fletcher Stock Photo

RMA912YD–Gillette Factory, Isleworth, Middlesex, London, 1936. Architect: Sir Banister Fletcher

Coronation ' bombs ' . Coronation night next year will be an ear splitting riot of noise and a brilliant spectacle of flashing lights and bursting stars when the extensive and careful preparations of the firework manufactuers reach their climax . Thousands of firework bombs and shells and set pieces portraying the King ' s head are being made by London factories in preparation for the Coronation celebrations . Photo shows , girl workers at a Mitcham factory with firework bombs and shells made for coronation day . 1 September 1936 . Original caption from negative Stock Photo

RM2BW3X1Y–Coronation ' bombs ' . Coronation night next year will be an ear splitting riot of noise and a brilliant spectacle of flashing lights and bursting stars when the extensive and careful preparations of the firework manufactuers reach their climax . Thousands of firework bombs and shells and set pieces portraying the King ' s head are being made by London factories in preparation for the Coronation celebrations . Photo shows , girl workers at a Mitcham factory with firework bombs and shells made for coronation day . 1 September 1936 . Original caption from negative

Aylesbury Estate, Walworth, Southwark, London, 06/10/1969. A lorry delivering precast concrete panels from Laing's factory in Andover to a block of flats on the Aylesbury Estate, built using the 12M Jespersen system. In 1963, John Laing and Son Ltd bought the rights to the Danish industrialised building system for flats known as Jespersen (sometimes referred to as Jesperson). The company built factories in Scotland, Hampshire and Lancashire producing Jespersen prefabricated parts and precast concrete panels, allowing the building of housing to be rationalised, saving time and money. Laing's So Stock Photo

RM2HFK322–Aylesbury Estate, Walworth, Southwark, London, 06/10/1969. A lorry delivering precast concrete panels from Laing's factory in Andover to a block of flats on the Aylesbury Estate, built using the 12M Jespersen system. In 1963, John Laing and Son Ltd bought the rights to the Danish industrialised building system for flats known as Jespersen (sometimes referred to as Jesperson). The company built factories in Scotland, Hampshire and Lancashire producing Jespersen prefabricated parts and precast concrete panels, allowing the building of housing to be rationalised, saving time and money. Laing's So

Engineering workers march through Westminster in central London, as around 400 of them protested against pensions which were slashed after the firm United Engineering Forgings (UEF) went into insolvency in 2001. *... The Transport and General Workers Union claimed the company's pension fund was 'raided' to pay for redundancies, threatening pension payments to about 1,300 staff at UEF factories in Ayr, the Midlands and Yorkshire. Stock Photo

RMG66M3B–Engineering workers march through Westminster in central London, as around 400 of them protested against pensions which were slashed after the firm United Engineering Forgings (UEF) went into insolvency in 2001. *... The Transport and General Workers Union claimed the company's pension fund was 'raided' to pay for redundancies, threatening pension payments to about 1,300 staff at UEF factories in Ayr, the Midlands and Yorkshire.

Regent's Canal near Arlington Square, Islington, North London Stock Photo

RMHY6TA7–Regent's Canal near Arlington Square, Islington, North London

Mar. 03, 1953 - Exhibition of safety clothing for factory workers shoes will withstand three tons dead weight. Preparation are going ahead for the first National factory Equipment exhibition which is being held in London at the Royal horicultural hell from 23rd. - 27th . Maroh ,, Many interesting items of clothing for the protection of workers will be an show. Photo shows these shoes are capable of withstanding pressure of up to three tons dead weight are are designed for wear by workers and also by executive staff who have dealings in factories Stock Photo

RME0M1XX–Mar. 03, 1953 - Exhibition of safety clothing for factory workers shoes will withstand three tons dead weight. Preparation are going ahead for the first National factory Equipment exhibition which is being held in London at the Royal horicultural hell from 23rd. - 27th . Maroh ,, Many interesting items of clothing for the protection of workers will be an show. Photo shows these shoes are capable of withstanding pressure of up to three tons dead weight are are designed for wear by workers and also by executive staff who have dealings in factories

WW1 era postcard of railway engine (there were 3) with driver waiting at a platform - used for transporting munitions, serving Woolwich Arsenal. Called the Royal Arsenal Railway London. Arsenal was a shell filling factory. 1914-1918 Stock Photo

RM2GMXPM8–WW1 era postcard of railway engine (there were 3) with driver waiting at a platform - used for transporting munitions, serving Woolwich Arsenal. Called the Royal Arsenal Railway London. Arsenal was a shell filling factory. 1914-1918

1950s, historical, a workman in overalls at the Ever Ready batttery factory in Forest Rd, Walthamstow, London, checking the work of a female employee using large piece of Schuler machinery. During WWS, women entered the factories taking overskllied jobs previously done by men and this continued after the war. Stock Photo

RMPPMCEE–1950s, historical, a workman in overalls at the Ever Ready batttery factory in Forest Rd, Walthamstow, London, checking the work of a female employee using large piece of Schuler machinery. During WWS, women entered the factories taking overskllied jobs previously done by men and this continued after the war.

RMEB387E–London, UK. 25th November, 2014. The Mayor of London Boris Johnson visits the Ford Motor Dagenham high-tech engine plant in London – one of the biggest and longest-established factories of its kind in Europe. Credit: Piero Cruciatti/Alamy Live News

London Energy EcoPark waste-to-energy power station and incinerator and surrounding industrial estate in Edmonton, North London. Stock Photo

RF2BC0XCA–London Energy EcoPark waste-to-energy power station and incinerator and surrounding industrial estate in Edmonton, North London.

Cemex Wembley Plant, London, England Stock Photo

RMF6AE9N–Cemex Wembley Plant, London, England

Derelict factory London England Stock Photo

RMDTYCJ9–Derelict factory London England

Crowds of men anxious to attest under the Derby scheme, crowded into the corridors of Southwark Town Hall in December 1915. Lord Derby, Director General of Recruiting in 1916 introduced the Derby scheme which encouraged men from the same offices or factories to join up together to form 'pals' battalions. The scheme also divided men up into single and married and offered a war pension to those with dependents. Stock Photo

RM2RGDJR1–Crowds of men anxious to attest under the Derby scheme, crowded into the corridors of Southwark Town Hall in December 1915. Lord Derby, Director General of Recruiting in 1916 introduced the Derby scheme which encouraged men from the same offices or factories to join up together to form 'pals' battalions. The scheme also divided men up into single and married and offered a war pension to those with dependents.

London, UK. 05th July, 2013. Protesters inside the offices of Remploy after it was announced that nine Remploy factories that employ over 260 disabled people are to close. Credit: Paul Davey/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMDA6XK6–London, UK. 05th July, 2013. Protesters inside the offices of Remploy after it was announced that nine Remploy factories that employ over 260 disabled people are to close. Credit: Paul Davey/Alamy Live News

"Factories, Refineries, Granaries Grow Thick" Ship Discharging Grain by Floating Pneumatic Elevators and Into Quayside Mill at Millwall Dock', 1937. Industrial scene on the River Thames in London. From "The Said Noble River", by Alan Bell. [The Port of London Authority, London, 1937] Stock Photo

RM2MBBW0E–"Factories, Refineries, Granaries Grow Thick" Ship Discharging Grain by Floating Pneumatic Elevators and Into Quayside Mill at Millwall Dock', 1937. Industrial scene on the River Thames in London. From "The Said Noble River", by Alan Bell. [The Port of London Authority, London, 1937]

FACTORIES The tidal mill 1847. Illustrated London News Stock Photo

RFH3HGPW–FACTORIES The tidal mill 1847. Illustrated London News

Interior of a Coppersmith's, Shoe Lane, Henry William Burgess, active 1809–1860, undated, Pen and brown ink, brown wash and gray wash on medium, slightly textured, cream laid paper, Sheet: 5 1/2 × 7 5/8 inches (14 × 19.4 cm), coppersmiths, factories, genre subject, workers, England, Europe, London, United Kingdom Stock Photo

RM2DHTG31–Interior of a Coppersmith's, Shoe Lane, Henry William Burgess, active 1809–1860, undated, Pen and brown ink, brown wash and gray wash on medium, slightly textured, cream laid paper, Sheet: 5 1/2 × 7 5/8 inches (14 × 19.4 cm), coppersmiths, factories, genre subject, workers, England, Europe, London, United Kingdom

RMB41YWW–UK OLD FACTORIES AT THE SITE OF THE FUTURE OLYMPIC STADIUM NEAR STRATFORD IN EAST LONDON ENGLAND Photo Julio Etchart

Rooftops of industrial buildings in east London, England United Kingdom UK Stock Photo

RMPK978G–Rooftops of industrial buildings in east London, England United Kingdom UK

1940 page 4 The Times RAF Bomb Factories In Milan Turin Stock Photo

RMEMRYHK–1940 page 4 The Times RAF Bomb Factories In Milan Turin

London school children study geography by seeing for themselves. Boys and girls at Dulwich Central School, London, have a new way of learning geography and they are enjoying it. Instead of studying textbooks they are given practical work. Classes are taken for walks to study the geography of their own and other districts, and pupils are allowed to go to the local library to obtain data for maps on population density, industrial works of the area and details of local contours. Factories of importance in the borough are also visited. Photo shows, children of the Dulwich Central School take posse Stock Photo

RM2BW2807–London school children study geography by seeing for themselves. Boys and girls at Dulwich Central School, London, have a new way of learning geography and they are enjoying it. Instead of studying textbooks they are given practical work. Classes are taken for walks to study the geography of their own and other districts, and pupils are allowed to go to the local library to obtain data for maps on population density, industrial works of the area and details of local contours. Factories of importance in the borough are also visited. Photo shows, children of the Dulwich Central School take posse

Pooles Park, Finsbury Park, Islington, London, 20/05/1970. Two children playing on posts in a playground besides blocks of flats at Pooles Park, built using the 12M Jespersen system. In 1963, John Laing and Son Ltd bought the rights to the Danish industrialised building system for flats known as Jespersen (sometimes referred to as Jesperson). The company built factories in Scotland, Hampshire and Lancashire producing Jespersen prefabricated parts and precast concrete panels, allowing the building of housing to be rationalised, saving time and money. The Pooles Park development was built by Lai Stock Photo

RM2HTCNRF–Pooles Park, Finsbury Park, Islington, London, 20/05/1970. Two children playing on posts in a playground besides blocks of flats at Pooles Park, built using the 12M Jespersen system. In 1963, John Laing and Son Ltd bought the rights to the Danish industrialised building system for flats known as Jespersen (sometimes referred to as Jesperson). The company built factories in Scotland, Hampshire and Lancashire producing Jespersen prefabricated parts and precast concrete panels, allowing the building of housing to be rationalised, saving time and money. The Pooles Park development was built by Lai

Police force entry into a house in Woolwich, London, Wednesday March 15, 2006, during a raid which uncovered a vast network of cannabis factories run by Vietnamese gangs and producing tens of millions of pounds worth of drugs. Officers found around 600 cannabis plants spread across four floors and a total of seven people were arrested in connection with the raid. See PA Story POLICE Cannabis. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Photo credit should read: Glenn Copus/The Evening Standard/Pool/PA. Stock Photo

RMG97HEE–Police force entry into a house in Woolwich, London, Wednesday March 15, 2006, during a raid which uncovered a vast network of cannabis factories run by Vietnamese gangs and producing tens of millions of pounds worth of drugs. Officers found around 600 cannabis plants spread across four floors and a total of seven people were arrested in connection with the raid. See PA Story POLICE Cannabis. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Photo credit should read: Glenn Copus/The Evening Standard/Pool/PA.

London, UK. 25 September 2023. Exterior of an electric delivery van in Westminster. The European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA) has said that new Brexit trade rules require electric vehicles to have batteries produced in either the UK or the EU. Cars not meeting the criteria face 10% tariffs with a cost to European manufacturers of £3.75bn over the next 3 years. Manufacturers say they are not ready with battery production factories and the cost of tariffs will increase consumer prices. Credit: Stephen Chung / Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2RXFW2N–London, UK. 25 September 2023. Exterior of an electric delivery van in Westminster. The European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA) has said that new Brexit trade rules require electric vehicles to have batteries produced in either the UK or the EU. Cars not meeting the criteria face 10% tariffs with a cost to European manufacturers of £3.75bn over the next 3 years. Manufacturers say they are not ready with battery production factories and the cost of tariffs will increase consumer prices. Credit: Stephen Chung / Alamy Live News

Mar. 03, 1972 - Raymond Burr Tries Out The New Aid For The Handicapped: Raymond Burr, famous for his role as the wheelchair detective in the television series ''A Man Called Ironside'' - tried out the Chairmobile - a new aid for the handicapped designed by Lord Snowdon, which was demonstrated in London today. Lord Snowdon's invention - an electrically powered platform on which a chair is mounted - represents a major sociological advance for disabled people. It allows the physically handicapped to move around homes, offices, factories - even supermarkets and stores - in a chair of their choice Stock Photo

RME10BDP–Mar. 03, 1972 - Raymond Burr Tries Out The New Aid For The Handicapped: Raymond Burr, famous for his role as the wheelchair detective in the television series ''A Man Called Ironside'' - tried out the Chairmobile - a new aid for the handicapped designed by Lord Snowdon, which was demonstrated in London today. Lord Snowdon's invention - an electrically powered platform on which a chair is mounted - represents a major sociological advance for disabled people. It allows the physically handicapped to move around homes, offices, factories - even supermarkets and stores - in a chair of their choice

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