This newspaper, containing news of workers' sports and social activities, was published by the Vauxhall Motors Recreation Club and the company's Welfare Department in Luton. After the reduction in leisure activities during the Second World War, sport and leisure activities increased during the 1950s. There was increased employer spending on educational and recreational programmes which were seen as good public relations, helping to build an image of corporate benevolence in the workplace and in the community, but also good for productivity and industrial relations.

Title	Vauxhall Mirror, 1947
Maker	Trades Union Congress
Production Date	1947
Format	Newspaper
Copyright	Vauxhall Heritage Archive
Holding Institution	TUC Library Collections, London Metropolitan University
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