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Wednesday 3rd
March 2009
Nymphsfield
barn conversion looks impressive with Beechfield's own new
quarried Cotswold Stone tiles
Distinguished stone
roofing is one of the hallmarks of the Cotswold's
architectural heritage and is world renowned for its natural
beauty and aesthetics.
Available from
Beechfield Reclamation is a range of hand- cut stone roofing
tiles in a huge range of sizes.
Nympsfield is a
gorgeous, traditional village, nestled amongst the valleys of
the Cotswolds. A large barn and several outhouses were being
converted to accommodation and were in need of roofing
materials. The tiles were required to fit into the current
surrounding by appearing aged and natural, be competitively
priced as well as complying with the English Heritage Policy.
The stone roofing slates
supplied by Beechfield Reclamation Company Limited suited all
demands and as seen by the following images look beautiful as
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February 2009
French Cobbles
arrive at Beechfield
After an extensive
search for a duplicate of Sarsen Cobble we have discovered
this reclaimed cobble from Northern France. Taken from old
tram ways around Paris the cobbles are an identical match to
the Sarsen stone found in the Wiltshire Downs. We have plenty
in stock, so if you fancy a walk through the streets of Paris
(somewhat!) then please get in
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December 2008
Roof tiles
exported to Australia
Beechfield Reclamation
was recently involved in a complex project delivering roofing
tiles to the other side of the world.
Contracted by an
Australian roofing company to supply roofing tiles for a
1920's house in Castlemaine, Victoria in the extraordinary
country of Australia. The product was carefully packed at our
yard in Devizes and arrived safely at their destination 3
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Monday 16
October 11:30
Adrian Matthews
- Football League Assistant Referee!!!
Yard Manager Adrian
"Hagar" Matthews was on Friday promoted to the Football
League's list of Assistant Referees. A significant step
for Matthews, 33, from Melksham who began his refereeing
career 13 years ago in the Devizes Sunday League. On
recounting the story Matthews was heard to comment "...I'll
sort 'em out. There won't be any diving or stuff now.
Hagar's here - next stop World Cup..." Pungent stuff
indeed.
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Monday 20th Jan
2007
New Ironmongery
Shop now fully open
Our new
purpose built ironmongery shop is now open, built to
accommodate our very popular range of 'black' handmade window
and door furniture, we are planning to expand this throughout
the year and expand the range to include reproduction brass
furniture Georgian and Victorian, watch this space!!!
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Monday 5th
March 2007
Welsh slate
mine in Devizes !!!
We have
just bought a large quantity of very good quality
reclaimed welsh 20" x 10" slates in both blue grey and purple
colour, if you are considering re roofing or have a large
conversion to do these should not be ignored ring for details
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Monday 12th
March 2007
Jon Robbins
stops smoking
A nasty
bout of pneumonia at Christmas and the impending ban of
smoking in public places in July has made Jon think seriously
about his habits !!. Thus he has decided to pack in the weed.
However we are very concerned with the side effects,
it seems that he gets very hot whilst dancing and
is unable to remain decent.
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Monday
19th March 2007
Jon Robbins
Takes up smoking again
We
think that the pictures speak for themselves, the side effects
of nicotine starvation have become socially unacceptable and
Jon has been advised by his medical advisors to take up
smoking again to avoid further embarrassing situations.
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Tuesday
22nd May 2007
Jon Robbins
starts work early !!!
Jon
finds it very difficult to remove himself from bed in the
mornings and struggles to get him self to work even at 8am, by
4pm he is thinking of opening time at the local pub,
However
as the following pictures show he recently undertook an early
morning assault on a suburb of central London. All in the name
of Elephant disposal. The pictures should illustrate the
abilities of our transport fleet !!, by delivering this animal
to a safe home. This particular morning he left our yard
in Devizes by 5am in the Morning, his partner Rachel is
reported to have said that he was still moaning about the
early start at 9pm the following day.
 
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