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• Why choose levy jewelers on broughton street?

  We love the service & staff at Levy Jewelers on Broughton Street! Our #1 jeweler; we refuse to purchase jewelry anywhere else! Loving our new Bulova Omega watches!! My family has been shopping at Levy Jewelers for 30 years. Their courteous helpful staff makes it easy picking out the perfect gift. Best selection in Savannah!

• Who is the sales manager at Broughton lubricants?

  Simon has progressed in his career path at Broughton Lubricants, he was promoted to Business Development Manager in 2018, and more recently has been gained the role of Sales Manager. Simon is rtesponsible for the Sales Team and Sales activity in the UK.

• Who are Michael Broughton Ltd?

  Michael Broughton Ltd was founded in 1969 by Michael Broughton Senior. The Group currrently comprises of two companies Broughton Plant Hire and Sales managed by by Michael Broughton Jnr and Broughton Thermal Insulation managed by Matthew Broughton.

• What’s going on with Broughton Street?

  The project will include a festival zone, which will extend along Broughton Street from Whitaker Street to Drayton Street. Throughout this zone, the brick paver streets will be elevated to sidewalk level, and this area will be use for special events.

• How much does Airbus Broughton contribute to the Welsh economy?

  Around 60% of Airbus Broughton’s employees live in Wales and Airbus’ first tier supply chain spend is worth about £500 million to the Welsh economy per year. In 2009, Airbus invested £400million in a new production facility known as the North Factory to assemble wings for the latest Airbus aircraft – the extra-wide-bodied A350 XWB.