... by educated workers-clerks, teachers and officials. They started to work at first for firms such as wools rubber company, local bakeries and later nestles and batchelors canning factory. More Indians began to move to the town from other parts of London attracted by plentiful jobs. Southall has also an important afro-carribean community, may coming to work as teachers, nurses, bus drivers and unskilled workers in the factories. However, they were far smaller community than the Punjabis. By 1958 there were 1,400 people from the commonwealth of whom only 150 were west Indian. There was also a small but growing number of Pakistanis, amily from the mirpure and sihet districts of of un-devided Pakistan and lesser extent Lahore. After a couple of years the men who had first arrived, saw the idea of making a large sum of money to take home with them, gave to the need of stay longer and save ...

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