In the shadow of the Stanlow oil refinery, visible from the M53 as the motorway passes through Ellesmere Port on its way to Liverpool, they’re building the future – an electric future.
Vauxhall began manufacturing cars here in 1964.
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Brexit woes nearly shut Stellantis's major UK factory forever, but its resolute staff gave it a new lease of life
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Ellesmere Port was given a multimillion pound investment backed by the UK government, to continue
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Work ethic is key, plant director Diane Miller tells our reporter John Evans
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The plant has just started production of vans from Vauxhall, Fiat, Opel and Peugeot
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Almost 500 Combo-es have been built at the port
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The plant's new monorail delivers body for ‘marriage’ to powertrain
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Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares said he had “invested in Ellesmere Port and the people”
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With so much riding on the future success of Ellesmere Port, getting it right first time will be crucial
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Michael McGrath, centre shop supervisor, demonstrates how batteries are assembled
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Stellantis employs around 800 people at Ellesmere Port
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