Before the tractors could bring in the milk the factory had to be manually cleared of snow, here the workers are actually loading the snow on to two milk lorries

The milk reception platform after the 1963 snow storm, Mr. W. Griffiths may be seen to the immediate left of the farmer carrying an empty 10 gallon churn.

A scene outside the factory gates following the severe snow storm in 1963 which created absolute chaos, after several days tractors were at last able to move on the roads and all day long farmers came from miles around to bring their milk to the factory. The railway station is on the right and a railway milk tanker has been pulled across the road to be filled with milk and sent to London. A delivery of bread has also just arrived in the village.