A View From Middle England - Conservative with a slight libertarian touch - For Christian charity and traditional belief - Free Enterprise NOT Covert Corporatism

Bishop Mark Lawrence gets accused and abused

Katherine Jefferts Schori likens godly bishop to dictator and mass murderer

Chris Huhne finally faces up to his demons

Former cabinet minister faces jail as he admits guilt of perjury crime

HS2 is high speed to the shops in Sheffield

High speed trains to London but no further! HS2 hits buffers before Europe.

David Cameron sits on EU wall

All things to all EU people - doing the hokey cokey until 2018!

Rotherham by-election gives main parties a kick

Respect for the three main parties decreases as UKIP and others rise

Underemployment now felt by 3 million at least

More workers would like more hours but can't get them

Wife to occupy central role at central bank

New bank governor's wife Diana will speak her mind and blow George's

Bank of England to get Canadian bank chief

George Osborne takes a maple leaf out of Canada's central bank books

UKIP offers a political HS2 for disaffected Tories

UKIP's Nigel Farage reacts to David Cameron's quips

Rotherham Council in Stasi Style Crackdown

Social Services remove children accusing couple of being "UKIP racists"!

Showing posts with label Jaguar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jaguar. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 26, 2008

Ford says Tata to Jaguar and Land Rover

Car giant Ford has sold its luxury UK-based car marques Jaguar and Land Rover to the Indian company Tata. We knew it was happening, but a deal is not a deal until it is signed, sealed and delivered. For those of us in Warwickshire and beyond, this is good news. It means Land Rover at Solihull continues.

Tata is a huge business, created by entrepreneurial Indians. They obviously know something that the British and American car giants don't. Soon all the former brands run by the US/UK businesses will be in the Tata camp. They have global ambitions. And the best of luck to them. if they can do it, why not?

I think that a country that has grown up with the need to keep battered Morris Oxford lookalikes on the road knows something about persistence as well as customer requirements.