• Ground Works • Landscaping • Building Works • Paving • Tree Removal • Patios


gd.services@icloud.com | gdgroupservices.co.uk 01622 764659 | 07858 134098


TOM HOPE offers the following services: • Most types of fencing undertaken


• Fields rolled, harrowed and fertilised (ATV spread if wet)


• Flail mowing (untidy field to a lawn)


Having (whole or part job) bale wrapping, baling, round, quadrant and conventional. • Horse manure loaded and taken away. • 13 tonne 360 with experience operator, full range of bucket’s concrete breaker


• Circular saw for overgrown hedges – other services available (anything considered).


REQUIRED: Fields for haying and grazing. FOR SALE:


Oak offcut’s ideal woodburner (large loads). Half tonne apple bin’s – used once. All type and shapes of forage. Clean brick and block hardcore, also plannings.Large quantity of farmyard manure any size load, collected or delivered. All above subject to availability.


Telephone/Fax: 01233 756673 Mobile: 07890 818783


WE DO ALL THE HARD WORK SO YOU DON’T HAVE TO . CHEAPER THAN A SKIP AND WE LOAD.


SPECIALISING IN


FENCING, DECKING AND LANDSCAPING With over 15 years experience


we canundertake any job nomatter how big ormall. We are made up of an elite team whoare highly professional and driven. We areavailable seven days a week, our prices areompetitive andevery job is executed to thehighest standard.


For more information and a free quote please call David on 07713 563681 or email: enquiries@thefencehub.com


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Why have all the trouble of ordering a skip or wasting your weekends queuing at the local tip?


House, Office, Garden,Shed & Garage Clearance Service


For more information on our junk clearance services or to book your junk removal call today on 07780 730217 or 078794732298


• CRB CERTIFIED • LICENSED WASTE CARRIER


info@sosrecycling.co.uk www.sosrecycling.co.uk


All Major credit cards and debit cards taken | Kitchen and bathroom fitters welcome. All trades welcome.


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