In the first in our Britain for Sale series, we head to Bradford, where one store is part of the fabric
Among the traders in at the bustling Oastler market in Bradford, Sir Ken Morrison – who died four years ago – is remembered as an “icon”.
He took over his father’s egg and butter stall at the city’s former Rawson market in 1952 and, over the next 50 years, turned it into the multi-billion pound Morrisons supermarket chain.
