Indiaman (formerly named Red Ring News) was the quarterly company magazine of India Tyre & Rubber Company, produced for workers across the globe and covering the latest company news, events, and activities. This special souvenir edition marked the visit of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, to Inchinnan on July 7th, 1958. The issue also celebrated the 19th India of Inchinnan Fete and Sports Day, which included team sports, games, music, and other festivi

A huge thank you to Tony and the Inchinnan Capital Investments team for hosting another successful community event at the beautiful India of Inchinnan building. The Trust is always proud to support our community partners, and this time it was the Inchinnan Historical Interest Group who presented an evening filled with fascinating historical insights, photos, and artifacts about the India of Inchinnan and India Tyres & Rubber Company. It was a wonderful evening, with over 70 a

It’s #CommunityLandWeek and we want to highlight our latest community asset, India Tyres Playing Fields. A relic of Inchinnan’s industrial past, the playing fields are now in the hands of the community via a Community Asset Transfer which took place last year. Find out more about the playing field’s heritage and journey into community management (text also below image): Inchinnan’s industrial heritage - The site of India Tyres Playing Fields is tied to Inchinnan’s rich indust

We’re thrilled to officially cut the ribbon on India Tyres Playing Fields, marking their return to community management and future as a community hub for generations to come. It was wonderful to see so many from our local and wider communities come together to celebrate this massive achievement! While still in the process of securing Teucheen Wood, IDT set our sights on other greenspaces and woodlands within Inchinnan that may be at risk of loss. India Tyres Playing Field had

The Inchinnan Development Trust are in the process of applying for a ‘Community Asset Transfer’ of the India Tyres Playing Fields to enable community management. The playing fields are a valuable local greenspace and provide a wealth of opportunity for the community of Inchinnan. We hope that in securing the playing fields we can develop a diverse, well-maintained and accessible space that will encourage greater community engagement and use. Our current proposals are focussed