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The former Hotpoint site will now be the location of Welsh Assembly offices. Hundreds of jobs were relocated but Hotpoint retained a presence in Junction until 1999, when the final 80 went. In 1992 production was shifted to a second Hotpoint site in Bodelwyddan, which opened in the 80s. It signalled a boom time as up to 2,000 were employed providing white goods to a growing UK economy. STARTING life as a factory building aircraft parts during World War II, the site in Llandudno Junction was taken up by Hotpoint in the 1950s. Vale of Clwyd MP Chris Ruane said: “I will work with the Welsh Assembly and others to ensure we do all we can to try and find another company to come to this site.”ĭavid Jones, MP for Clwyd West, said: “This is a black day for North Wales.”Ĭlwyd West AM Darren Millar said: “The region can ill-afford to lose major employers such as this.”ĭenbighshire council leader Coun Hugh Evans said: “We are bitterly disappointed and will be doing all we can to support the employees.” I could see this coming a long time ago: that’s why I got out.” We never had a chance and workers are shocked and angry.”ĭavid Rainford, 55, who worked at the Hotpoint/Indesit site for 31 years up to 2005, said: “It is very tough on the workers. “I really feel for the workers who have big mortgages and families to support, for them it is a devastating blow.”Īnother worker, who did not want to be named, said: “The recession is being used as a cover to move work to Poland where it is cheaper. If closure does happen then work would be absorbed at our existing European facilities.”ĭave Thomas, 59, of Llandudno Junction, who has worked for Hotpoint and then Indesit for 39 years, said: “We have known this was coming but it is still a nasty shock. “We have to address the issue of jobs going to Eastern Europe or all manufacturing positions will be gone before long.”Ĭarlos Ramos, UK manufacturing director for Indesit, said: “Despite our efforts over the last seven years, investing over £30m and aligning production capacity to match market demand, the continuing decline in the market for Kinmel Park’s products leads us to believe that the situation is unsustainable.”Ī spokesman added: “At this time closure is the only feasible option, but we now have 90 days to thrash out if there are any alternatives. “This leaves loyal and hard working workers in a very tough position.

This is not unexpected but very disappointing. He said: “They have ignored these options and gone for closure. Unite regional organiser Alwyn Rowlands said alternatives to closure had been put to the company. The company said re-deployment opportunities could be made available to redundant workers, but the nearest factory is more than 220 miles away in Yate, Gloucestershire. Indesit said falling demand and rising manufacturing costs had led to the proposal to shut their North Wales operation, which had once employed up to 2,000 workers.īut workers claim the closure is simply down to a decision to take production to Poland, where Indesit has recently expanded with two new plants producing washing machines and dishwashers. MORE than 300 workers are facing redundancy after Indesit announced its washing machine factory at Bodelwyddan is to shut.ĭevastated workers at the factory, formerly Hotpoint, were yesterday told the Kinmel Park plant was unsustainable, with closure the “only feasible option”.Ī 90-day consultation with 305 staff and unions has been launched, but production looks set to move to Eastern Europe, with the plant closed by July 31.

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