Audits in the 60s

In the mid sixties I spent some time as part of a team doing the audit of Automotive Products in Leamington. The company had about 4000 employees on that site and some of their brands were Borg and Beck clutches and, I think, Lockheed. We stayed in the Directors’ guest house, a rather splendid country house a few miles away; excellent chef and silver service waitresses. I remember that there was a large heated garage in the grounds for the chairman’s chauffeur to park the Rolls. I also remember assuring a new member of the team that he should remember to bring his dinner jacket as one was expected to dress for dinner. He did . . . . sorry Arthur . . . .