A lot can happen in two years. Take Cheshire-based Stockdale Fencing, a ‘go-ahead’ business that was profiled within these pages back in May 2021. Since then they’ve almost doubled in size and currently operate six or seven fencing teams at locations across the north Midlands and North West. Phil Godson, who was involved from the […]Read More

Every now and then you come across a story that’s far from the norm. That is most definitely the case with Vincent Fencing based at Sonning Common in Oxfordshire. Founded in July 2014 by Nick and Mariann Vincent, just a couple of months after they tied the knot, the business focuses on delivering groundworks contracts […]Read More

It’s fair to say that James Corbett of Oxfordshire-based J C Countryside Services is very happy with his pioneering tracked Protech Evo 220b. “Faultless” is how James describes a machine that is regularly put to work across the south and east Midlands as well as the Cotswolds. James started the business in 2007 and works […]Read More

Fencing contractor Tony Weir of Tony Weir Contractor Ltd freely admits that he is no normal boss! His no-nonsense, hands-on approach is delivering success with Tony preferring to be out on site working with his three teams of “hardworking lads”. Tony takes the time to train and upskill all his workers using his own style […]Read More

If there was an award for passion and enthusiasm then you can bet that Nick Wiltshire of NW Countryside Services would be in the running! Nick started his fencing contracting business back in April 2016 and, since then, has established himself as the ‘go-to guy’ for farmers, estates, equestrian customers and households across Nottinghamshire although […]Read More

Variety is the spice of life for fencing contractor Gethin Lloyd who carries out work with his three man team across Flintshire, Denbighshire and Conwy in North Wales. Based in Ruthin, G Lloyd Fencing was established in 2017 after Gethin had spent around a decade “learning the ropes” with his father. “We are working flat out […]Read More

The future of fencing is bright in the northern extremities of the British Isles if the innovation of contractors such as Alan Adamson is anything to go by. Alan has been trading as AA Fencing for the past five years in Shetland and explained: “My uncle owns a dairy farm up here and we often […]Read More

Necessity is the mother of invention, so goes the phrase and it rings true in the case of Aberdeenshire fencing contractor Keith Will. “I decided to start my business in December 2007 after spending a few years fencing with another contractor who decided on a career change,” said Keith. “I purchased all of his equipment and haven’t […]Read More

By his own admission Jeremy Curling ‘fell into’ fencing after starting his own farm contracting business back in 1990. Over three decades on and Jeremy can still be found out in the fields of Southern England from time to time assisting his three man contracting team. “I tend to combine that with office work and […]Read More