Cuttings: Kelways nursery
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Your support makes all the difference.CHRIS JOHNSON, chairman and chief executive of Ipeco Holdings, the aero-engineering company, has asked me to make clear that it is he and his wife who have rescued Kelways, and not Ipeco Holdings as we said last week in Cuttings.
He also enclosed a copy of his letter to Kelways' disappointed customers. 'It is my sincere hope,' it finishes, 'that you will receive some recompense from the receiver, and that despite your disappointment you will decide to deal with Kelways again.'
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