Women workers at the Road Motor Department, Slough, March 1944

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Women workers at the Road Motor Department, Slough, March 1944

During the Second World War women were given jobs normally assigned to men. At the GWR Road Motor Depot at Slough this involved car maintenance and repair

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Berkshire Second World War Women

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