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F I R EWOOD S CHEME TO HELP LOCAL PEOPLE


Herefordshire-based Certainly Wood has been working with a small community group near Ludlow to help them save money on firewood thanks to its Community Buy Scheme.


Ludlow resident, Graham Edwards, rallied his local community and got 20 people on board, to make a staggering saving of £1,800. By clubbing together, the group were able to place a large, bulk order on kiln dried logs, which was then divided up between everyone, resulting in huge savings. What's more, Certainly Wood then delivered the logs directly to everyone participating.


Certainly Wood MD, Nic Snell, commenting on the scheme, said:


"We've run this scheme for a number of years, but it's only recently that people are realising just what a fantastic way it is to save a lot of money. We've been producing British kiln dried logs for over 10 years, having pioneered the process of drying firewood to below 20% moisture content. Dry wood performs better, produces greater heat output and gives a much cleaner, longer burn, making it excellent value for money.


We were so impressed with Graham's achievement, we invited him and his neighbours to have a tour around Certainly Wood as a ‘thank you' for all his efforts."


Commenting on his visit, Graham said: "We had a lovely time and I think this is a fantastic scheme as it's a great way to save money. We get our logs delivered promptly to the village, at a multi bag discount, which means we all benefit on price! More and more people have now joined our scheme."


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