About two-thirds of the workers who left the Kent Pfizer site after being made redundant last year have found other jobs, it has emerged. Dr Annette Doherty, site leader for Pfizer Sandwich, said some had remained in the biomedical sector while others had left Kent and moved to other roles. She was speaking a year after the drugs giant announced it was closing its Kent base, which employed 2,400 people. Pfizer later said it would keep 650 jobs in Kent and 250 at other UK sites. About 1,500 were left facing redundancy and 800 left last year. The company could not provide figures for how many workers remained in the biomedical sector or how many had stayed in Kent. Pfizer said it had tried to monitor the impact of the closure announcement on colleagues and based on the voluntary responses of more than 1,000 people leaving the company had estimated that about two-thirds had left for new opportunities.