United Woodworking Company Workforce in about 1936 Taken in front of the polishing shop Back row from left:Ernie Belcher (Lyneham), Cyril Lainchbury, Victor Brooks, Don Pittaway, Horace Pittaway, Alf Carpenter Middle row from left: Jim Slatter, Sid Harvey, Phyllis Longshaw (nee Siford), Dan Wiggins, Alf Smith, Harry Coombes, Jaybee Broom, Laurie Pittaway, Francis Dix, Sid Tierney (Church Street), Norman Cooper Front row from left: Albert Longshaw (first husband of Phyllis Siford), Charlie Norgrove (Mount Pleasant), Charlie Stringer (Fifield), Arthur Shirley (Ascott), Fred Smith (Milton, second husband of Phyllis Siford), Alf Harvey (Alf Harvey and Sid Harvey were borthers as were Horace and Don Pittaway). Alf Harvey and Don Pittaway worked for the Company fromits inception in 1923. Sid Tierney was possibly the only man to have workied in all three tillyards when they were independent operations