Massey Ferguson is one of the great global manufacturers that will forever be associated with Coventry, even though its huge factory in the city is long gone. The tractor brand is still alive and ...

Manufacturing at Coventry's legendary tractor-maker Massey Ferguson comes to an end on Friday, according to the BBC. The BBC said the company - owned by American agricultural machinery giant Agco - is ...

Andy Peters, of Persimmon Homes South Midlands, Coventry Lord Mayor Hazel Noonan and Richard Markwell, of Massey Ferguson, attended the unveiling An artwork remembering the former Massey Ferguson ...

Production at the famous Massey Ferguson tractor factory in Coventry ended today - after 56 years and more than three million tractors. In the 1980s about 8,000 workers made their living at Massey.

Workers’ Union (T&G) efforts to retain production. Personnel Today articles are written by an expert team of award-winning journalists who have been covering HR and L&D for many years. Some of our ...

The final tractor built at Banner Lane was completed on Christmas Eve in 2002 Coventry has had its fair share of boom and bust, with large scale manufacturing coming and going in and around the city.

It's not every day big milestones gets cracked but Massey Ferguson is celebrating after the millionth tractor produced at its factory in Beauvais, France, rolled off the production line last week.

As modern tractors become techier and more expensive, Massey Ferguson bucks the trend by investing £245m to make a simple, cheap alternative to its 75-95hp range. Farmers Weekly took a quick drive.

Andy Peters, of Persimmon Homes South Midlands, Coventry Lord Mayor Hazel Noonan and Richard Markwell, of Massey Ferguson, attended the unveiling An artwork remembering the former Massey Ferguson ...

Coventry has had its fair share of boom and bust, with large scale manufacturing coming and going in and around the city. But when big factories like the Massey Ferguson plant close their doors for ...