ABANDONED FACTORIES Cinderford

Abandoned factories.

One factory , the smaller one was the Ensors meat processing plant in combination with some education facilities which closed around 2013.
A previous report suggests that it had some association with Hartpury College. Some of the rooms are very classroom-like which seem to support this claim. At some point in either 2020 or 2021, some kids were seen bringing petrol into the site, and set the room that was the canteen ablaze

The larger building was engalhaard precious metal recycling.

The factory began life as the Meredith Drew & Co. biscuit factory built in 1950, but this venture only lasted until 1962 when the site was bought by Engelhard Industries for the processing and refining of precious metals, as well as production of industrial chemicals, catalysts, inks and paints. During the late 1980s employment at the factory fell as different operations were transferred elsewhere, and by 1992 the factory employed only 67 people. By the late 1990s Engelhard had closed the factory for good. After closure, the front portion of the factory was taken over by Dockright, a company which manufactures loading bay shelters and levellers for industrial warehouses.
The rear portion of the factory was bought by BASF in 2011 and is currently a metal processing facility much like Engelhard was.
There is a part labelled on maps as a milk factory?



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