To advertise in this section contact Classifieds
Peter Britton on 01747 855335 email:
peter@pitchcare.com
SPORTS TURF CONTRACTORS
Vertidraining, Hollow Coring, Overseeding, Draining, Gravel Banding, Field Top Maker, Deep Scarifying & all types of Sports Turf Maintenance
Mobile: 07860 259692 Tel: 01284 735105 Fax 01284 735105
some, of the above.
All of the sources require quality analysis, contact with the authorities (normally the Environment Agency, which now encompasses the defunct National Rivers Authority), in the first instance and sound advice.
Reputable companies will give you a free site visit to look at the feasibility of any self sufficiency project with no obligation. Following the company’s short report you can then make the necessary decision to progress from an informed viewpoint.
Grant Aid
There exists self sufficiency funding grants dependant on where you are in the country, and it is our belief that this will become more accessible and easier to source in future - it makes environmental, supply and political sense.
Tools of the Trade RAIN SHUTTLE
The Rain shuttle is a lightweight aluminium pedestrian tool for removing surface water from sports surfaces.
Made of all-aluminium for more durability, the unit also features improved castors for better mobility and operation, plus a large 5 feet wide squeezy blade. A recent trial of the tool was carried out by the groundstaff at Wolverhampton Wanderers to remove surface water from the pitch covers. They were very impressed with its performance. Being light and easy to handle while, at the same time, doing the task of removing surface water efficiently. In fact they were so impressed they purchased another two!
The rain shuttle can be purchased from the Pitchcare shop and retails at £149.95 see link :-
www.pitchcare.com/shop/product/7751/62
Water is vital to all life and, if not already, is becoming very expensive.
Sourcing water supply for irrigation purposes has, and will continue to, become more and more important as time goes by - acting now will ensure you find out what your possibilities are for the future.
Email:
peter@buryturfcare.com www.buryturfcare.com D W Clark DRAINAGE LTD
SPECIALIST SPORTSTURF CONSTRUCTION & DRAINAGE CONTRACTORS • Gravel Banding • Sand Slitting
• Top Dressing • Renovation • Irrigation Unit 7, Brailes Industrial Estate, Winderton Lane, Lower Brailes Banbury, Oxfordshire OX15 5JW
Tel: 01608 685800 Fax: 01608 685801 email:
jim@dwclarkdrainageltd.co.uk Web:
www.dwclarkdrainageltd.co.uk www.pitchcare.com
Duncan McGilvray, Managing Director, Enviropro H2O Ltd. Email:
duncan.mcgilvray@
enviroproh2o.com
CONSTRUCTION•DRAINAGE RENOVATION•SPRAYING
Tel: 01924 493359 Mob: 07778 288579 Email:
alan.chappelow@
btconnect.com
SPORTSTURF
D CRANE EST. 1984
Tel: 01772 780545
danvicturfcare@btconnect.com
Mobile: 07768 122577
CONSTRUCTION Golf Courses and Sports Fields
Sand Slitting, Gravel Banding, Piped Drainage DRAINAGE Koro Top Dressing, Overseeding, Sand Spreading Verti Draining, Scarifying, Hollow Coring,
For further details & consultation contact 07860 458822 or 07921 290985
Fungicide, Pesticide, Herbicide
RENOVATION SPRAYING
FTS
Sportsground & Amenity Contractors
Cricket Pitch Specialists
Unit 5, Beenham Industrial Estate Reading, Berkshire RG7 5PP Tel: 0118 9714420 Mob: 07768 696291 Fax: 0118 9714522
www.fts-sportsturf.co.uk 103
SCONSTRUCTION DRAINAGE
Sand Slitting, Gravel Banding V RENOVATION
erti Draining, Hollow Coring, Scarifying, Koro Field Topmaker, Topdressing, Overseeding, Sand Spreading
ports Fields and Golf Courses
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