Production gets under way at biggest brick factory in Europe,The £95m Desford Forterra factory is capable of firing up to 185 million bricks a year – enough to build 24,000 homes
Production gets under way at biggest brick factory in Europe
The £95m Desford Forterra factory is capable of firing up to 185 million bricks a year – enough to build 24,000 homes
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