This report details the archaeological and historical significance of the Pilkingtons' No 9 Tank House site. The book examines the historical context of glass manufacturing at Pilkingtons, tracing the evolution of the 'Hotties' site through various construction and redevelopment phases. It also investigates the working conditions and industrial relations within the factory, culminating in an analysis of Pilkingtons' broader impact on the British glass industry.

This report is a detailed archaeological and historical account of a specific industrial site. The content suggests a focus on primary source material and expert analysis, likely appealing to historians, archaeologists, and those interested in industrial heritage. The structure indicates a comprehensive overview of the site's development and its place within the larger context of the British glass industry.