Cadbury was a beacon of employment for my youth club members
By Howard Williamson 02 February 2010
So Kraft has finally taken over Cadbury. Around 4,400 Cadbury jobs could now be at risk, despite the millions of pounds that will be directed towards those who concluded the deal.
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