Company Profile
‘We move people’
When asked what Severn Lamb does, managing director, Patrick Severn Lamb says, ‘We move people’. It’s a simple, but intriguing response which paves the way for a conversation about how this 70 year old company blends technology with tradition to create experiences that last a lifetime. Becci Knowles reports.
core expertise is working with clients to understand their requirements and to develop, tailor and customise its products to meet their precise needs. “Our blend of proven technology with cutting edge innovations ensures that each project delivers something new while ensuring product quality and longevity”. Severn Lamb has worked with a number of high profile
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parks and attractions in its rich 70 year history - Drayton Manor Park, Longleat, The American Adventure Park and
specialist in the design, manufacture and supply of leisure ride transportation vehicles including rail trains, road trains, trams and trolleys, Severn Lamb’s
West Midlands Safari Park, The Walt Disney organisation, PortaVentura to name just a few. And while many companies see repeat custom as a measure of success, what’s interesting about Severn Lamb, is that the opposite is true. “We do still work with many clients who we have supplied products to in the past,” says Patrick. “However rarely to replace or renew products which is a testament to our original build quality as the vehicles, assuming they are well cared for, stand the tests of time. As an example we recently visited Paultons Park and were so pleased to see their Rio Grande, supplied in 1991, not only operating well but also cosmetically looking so good.”
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