Henry Young opens his foundry in Eccleston Street Pimlico.

Works moved to Nine Elms, London, and commenced structural steelwork fabrication for the construction industry.

Office at Thornycroft House, Smith Square opened.

Murray Buxton M.C.M.A buys majority of H. Young & Co. Ltd shares.

The depression causes many staff to be laid off.

Exeter office opened, followed by Coventry and Guildford.

Jersey Steel Company Ltd founded.

Power and Dean Ransomes Ltd acquired. BCSA established with H. Young & Co Limited one of the founder members.

Durham Steelwork Ltd opened in Gateshead.

Outbreak of war, H. Young assisted in the war effort fabricating Bailey Bridges, and Mulbury Harbour sections.

Nine Elms works bombed. Fabrication moved to Lea Bridge, London.

Jersey Steel re-opened after German occupation.

Company starts trading in Africa.

H. Young Structures Ltd established.

H. Young Structures Ltd re-located to Wymondham, Norfolk.