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Dennis Reade

Role: Paint Team Leader.

Length of service: 31 years.

Background: I’m from Crewe and attended Brierley Primary School. I worked for LC Charles before coming to Whitby Morrison. 

Values I share with Whitby Morrison: Loyalty and long service.

If I could snap my fingers and become an expert in something, it would it be: Performing magic! 

One thing most people don’t know about me: I miss my grandson every day.

When I was kid, I wanted to grow up to be: A fireman.

In a movie about my life, the actor playing me would be: Tom Hardy.

At the weekend, you’re most likely to find me: Fly fishing or DJing. 

Dog person or cat person? Dog.

My favorite sport to watch and team I support is: None.

The best things about my job are: The people I work with.

My favourite film is: Snatch. 

My favourite food is? Beer.

My favorite quote is? “We are where we are”

I will never be seen without: My legs.

Whitby Morrison is like: A yo-yo because it always bounces back.

Dennis Reade


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Dennis Reade, with an impressive 31 years at Whitby Morrison, hails from Crewe and attended Brierley Primary School before joining the company. Aligned with its values, he treasures loyalty and long service. If he could, he’d master the art of magic. Privately, he deeply misses his grandson. As a child, he aspired to be a…
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Emma Stewart, appointed Office Administrator in March 2019, brings a diverse background from London, Rossendale, and Warrington. Previous roles include Account Manager and helpdesk support, aligning with Whitby Morrison’s values of customer service, trust, and loyalty. She harbours a passion for netball and once flew a powered glider solo as part of the Air Training…
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Will Ellis, Graphics Team Leader for 9 years, hails from Crewe with a background in stage production before joining Whitby Morrison. Aligned with the company’s values, he prioritises traditional techniques and environmental friendliness. He dreams of mastering dog psychology and once branded his skin four times in his youth. As a child, he aspired to…
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