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   Sir Arthur Noel Stockdale DFM (25 December 1920 – 2 February 2004) was an English businessman who co-founded the British supermarket chain Asda, alongside Peter and Fred Asquith.

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3. corporate.asda.com › our-story › our-historyOur History - Asda

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   Learn how Noel Stockdale, son of a dairy farmer and Managing Director of Associated Dairies, met and partnered with the Asquith brothers to create Asda, the UK's first discounter. Discover the origins, milestones and achievements of the Asda story from 1920s to present.

4. www.company-histories.com › ASDA-Group-Ltd-CompanyASDA Group Ltd. -- Company History

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   But longtime Chairman Noel Stockdale could hardly be concerned about these minor setbacks; quite reasonably, he did not try to fix what was not broken, but continued building more superstores across the northern half of the country.

5. www.telegraph.co.uk › Sir-Noel-StockdaleSir Noel Stockdale - The Telegraph

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   Feb 9, 2004 · Sir Noel Stockdale, who has died aged 83, was a founder of Asda and pioneer of grocery superstores in Britain, after courageous wartime service in the RAF.

6. www.yorkshirepost.co.uk › business › retailing-giantRetailing giant that began life down on the farm - Yorkshire Post

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   Jul 16, 2015 · Sir Noel Stockdale, the then chairman of Associated Dairies, was the driving force behind the firm’s development in these early years. Asda took advantage of the abolition of retail price...

7. alt.obituaries.narkive.com › P9FcsOxv › sir-noelSir Noel Stockdale, Kt, DFM (1920-2004)

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   Sir Noel Stockdale, Kt, DFM, Life President of Walmart-ASDA (formerly ASDA), 1986 (Chairman of ASDA 1969-86), died in hospital, 2 February, 2004. He was aged 83.

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   Who was Noel Stockdale?

   • The son of Arthur Stockdale, Noel (later to become Sir Noel Stockdale) met and struck up an immediate rapport with the Asquith brothers. He went on to become the other co-founder of the future Asda, in a meeting that would change the way we shop forever. Peter and Fred Asquith had opened and sold their first store, and retail is in their blood.

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   Did Noel Stockdale fix a broken superstore?

   • But longtime Chairman Noel Stockdale could hardly be concerned about these minor setbacks; quite reasonably, he did not try to fix what was not broken, but continued building more superstores across the northern half of the country. By 1978, ASDA had 60 of these, and two years later they passed the £1 billion sales mark.

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   Who was Arthur Stockdale?

   • Sir Arthur Noel Stockdale DFM (25 December 1920 – 2 February 2004) was an English businessman who co-founded the British supermarket chain Asda, alongside Peter and Fred Asquith. Stockdale was born at The Mill in the Yorkshire village of Pateley Bridge on 25 December 1920, the son of Arthur Stockdale (d. 1961) and Florence Alberta ( née Wilson ).

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9. www.encyclopedia.com › social-sciences-and-lawAsda Group Plc | Encyclopedia.com

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   May 9, 2018 · But longtime-Chairman Noel Stockdale could hardly be concerned about these minor setbacks; quite reasonably, he did not try to fix what was not broken, but continued building more superstores across the northern half of the country. By 1978, Asda had 60 of these, and two years later they passed the £ 1 billion sales mark.