09:01 GMT, Saturday, 11 October 2008 10:01 UK
Jobs under threat at Dyson plant
There could be job cuts at Sir James Dyson's manufacturing plant in Wiltshire, it has emerged.
A spokeswoman for the Dyson company said it planned to close a number of projects in China which would result in redundancies in the UK.
She said 64 people could lose their jobs at the Malmesbury factory.
Recently the 61-year-old inventor abandoned attempts to build a multi- million pound school of design at the Stothert and Pitt crane site in Bath.
Dyson's Malmesbury's research and development department works mainly on the company's vacuum cleaners.
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