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UTILITY ARBORIST WEST MIDLANDS

CST Environmental Management Ltd   Utility Climbers required for a friendly company in the Midlands. Good rates of pay Consistent work Good career opportunities & some training provided Preferred Skills All applicants to be trained upto UA 2.3 contact Kevin Perry on 07734 875635 office 0121 748 1071

Leaning Oak

Gents   Not sure if I have the right post but I feel very nervous about the Oak whenever I walk past! Haven't been able to assess the root zone but the lean is scary to say the least. Any thoughts?
Derek Eames

Derek Eames

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calling all arborists in the west midlands area and beyond. A bit more information

To all,   During this trying time the demand for Biomass power still exists. Our advert below at present remains current. Our dedicated drivers and sites continue to produce and deliver our quality products to clients, taking all practical precautions having minimal contact with all supply yard staff and appropriate PPE. Personnel visiting our sites please observe the cleansing and distancing routine. I realise that most of you will now be keeping safe and that is the
JACK MOODY GROUP

JACK MOODY GROUP

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Self employed climber(s) required

HI,    I run a advanced site up contracting business and am looking for subby gangs / regular climbers to work alongside us. We can help out new guys / girls with non arb certificates such as track side, CSCS, CPCS, but need the basics in place prior to working with us. we can also perhaps help a new business by hiring out kit on a discounted rate if you work with us. (machines at www.mrfplanthire.com)    if you are interested either give the office a call 01843 843447 or sen
Archiem

Archiem

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3 trees at new house

Hello I have recently bought  house with 3 trees on my boundary. Hopefully the shed will give you idea of size - do you think they need any work done on them at this stage - should I be concerned? thanks 
MrClean

MrClean

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Husqvarna Chainsaws stolen from me

Hi everyone. In need of help! Had all my husqvarna chainsaw stolen this morning. if you see that look like this please let me know! I live in North East Scotland. Thanks Now genuinely offering £1000 reward for info leading to or the recovery of my saws and info on those involved in the theft
Dave@h

Dave@h

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Hornbeam Tree - (Carpinus betulus)

The Hornbeam Tree (Carpinus betulus), is a tough a tree as any. It is both beautiful and useful with leaf cover all year round, making it a haven for a lot of wildlife through the winter months.   The Hornbeam is also known as the common hornbeam or European hornbeam and it is a native species from the Betulaceae family. When hornbeam trees reach maturity, they can be as high as 30 metres. They can also live for over 300 years.   What do Hornbeam Trees Look Like? Th
PeterGG

PeterGG

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calling all arborists operating in the west midlands area and beyond. A bit more information

To all,   During this trying time the demand for power still exists. Our advert below at present remains current. Our dedicated drivers and sites continue to produce and deliver our quality products to clients, taking all practical precautions having minimal contact with all supply yard staff and appropriate PPE. Personnel visiting our sites please observe the cleansing and distancing routine. I realise that most of you will now be keeping safe and that is the upmost priority for
JACK MOODY GROUP

JACK MOODY GROUP

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