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Each year we recreate a replica 1960’s store to mark our support for Goodwood Revival weekend. We decided to catch up with Kevin Doherty to find out what Tesco was like back then. Kevin joined us in 1961 and offers a first-hand account of what the business was like when he joined, how it has changed and his memories of our founder Jack Cohen.
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