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business went from strength to strength but even in the mid 1970's it was becoming
evident that supermarkets were playing an increasingly important role in the high
street. In 1976 the fruit and vegetable company was sold excluding the properties
and W. B. Anderson went from being a trader in fruit and vegetables to that of
a landlord.
Today Philip Anderson, one of William Blaylock's grandsons,
administers the affairs of the company on behalf of other family shareholders.
The company has a mix of commercial properties in England and Scotland.
The tenants range from being large plc companies to local entrepreneurs.
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