Samuel Briggs began working for Thomas Bindley (Ironmongers and Coppersmiths) in 1865 at the age of 16.
After marrying Thomas Bindley’s daughter Elizabeth in 1872, Thomas Bindley and Samuel Briggs formed Bindley & Briggs.
In 1875, the partnership established the Burton Copper Works on Station Street, Burton. Following Thomas Bindley’s death in 1880, the company was renamed S Briggs & Co.
BRIGGS team members Katy Bragg (Head of Sales) and Jonathan Carter (Senior Bid Engineer – Pharma) had a great time at the Drug Delivery to […]
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Our global teams have been busy speaking with brewers, distillers and beverage producers from around the world at the annual BrauBeviale event held in Nuremberg, […]
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