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12 Clithcroe Advertiser & Times, October 19th, 1989
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AT THEIR 60th anniversary exhibition Browns will be showing off the latest state of the art office equipment and will provide experts to explain the technology to
customers. F.//. Broion’s 3}000sq.ft. showroom
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moved to the Rossen- dale Road Industrial Estate in May 1987 sales have , grown by over 80%, and the p u r p o s e b u i l t 2 3 ,5 0 0 sq .f t . head office has recently been expanded with an additional 11,500 s q . f t , w a reh o u se extension.
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tion, F.H. Brown will be joined by Ray R e a rd o n , th e ex- World Snooker Cham pion, and a full size
As an added attrac
THE LATEST HI-TEC WITH EXPERTS
snooker table will be erected in their prem ises where’ Ray. will be offering customers games and doing exhi bition shots.
ment decisions are taken with a long-term v i e w a n d t h e . 3 4 ,0 0 0 sq .f t . head office now gives addi tional room for further planned expansion in the next couple of years.
All Brown’s invest
D i re c to r An d r ew Brown commented:
J o in t Managing
“We are very proud of our head office facili ties and are always keen to show custom ers round. We believe it to be the largest purpose built distribu tion centre for our industry in the North of England, and it is certainly one of the best investment deci sions we have ever made.”
David Brown, said that the company is much better off in the industrial estate. “The
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building is much more c omf o r t a b l e and everyone can see each other” he said. “There are superb car parking facilities which we have just expanded, and there is. still room f o r
fur ther
yet another significant milestone for Browns wi th in v e s tme n t s totalling over £500,000 in four major projects, all with a view to f u t u r e g r o w t h potential.
expansion." This year has been
ment and stationery business is extremely c om p e t i t i v e and Browns say that ser vice is the key to their success.
The office equip
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Brown’s distribution cent re in Burnley went on to a two-shift system, starting at 6 a.m., which enabled the company to offer an even better service level to customers by delivering next day all orders received up to 4.30 the previous afternoon.
In May of this year Ron Sykes, director
in charge, of distribu tion said: “We have received many posi tive comments about our service level.
accommodate anyone’s mi c ro c omp u t e r requirements with a full model range of both Philips IBM com patible and Apple, and they expect major growth in this area. In , N o v e mb e r
“In June of this year
w e o p e n e d a 5,500sq.ft. modern industrial unit at Old ham and already have 15 staff working out of that site. Manchester offers many opportun ities and Browns has sold into the Manches ter area successfully for many years, but the Oldham 'branch will give us an addi tional stronghold. “We expect sales to
Browns will commis sion a brand new Digi tal Vax computer sys tem which in itself represents a six-figure i n v e s tm e n t . All Brown’s branches are on a computer link direct to head office, and the new computer with its increased pro cessing speed will fur-
branch at Oldham, Browns also .have out lets in Wigan, Black pool and Barnsley. Probably the most
top £lm within the fii’st 12 months from Oldham, and are delighted with its suc cess to date.” As well as the new
Systems' was in its own right a very suc cessful Apple Com puter dealer, heavily involved with the mar ket leading Desk Top Publishing range. Browns can now
significant aspect of 1989 wil l be the merger of Brown’s Compute r System Division with L and P Business systems to form F .H. Brown Computers Ltd who will operate from the company’s head office in Burnley. L and P Business
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F. H. BROWN CHOSE
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