Simon Rotheram
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Quality mate!
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after Movember comes.....Becember! - £50 from me, what a great sport our mighty one is!!
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I love the shots with the ears David, shame you didnt have a kippah to hand
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Lovely shots as always John!
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First crane job, Bideford, North Devon.
Simon Rotheram replied to Stuart A-C's topic in General chat
Nice work Stuart, looks like the crane made light work of that! -
the armoured landrover might be useful in some of the areas we have to work!
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Happy Birthday Pete and all the other coffin dodgers!!!
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Coundon Court, on the left of the main drive. Its less than a mile from me, pop in and say hello next time you over mate
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He's not milking that Robin story again is he?
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If you need to increase costs in order to make a proffit you dont need to explain it to anyone its simple business, unless you are contracted on a set price (which may allow a % increase pa).
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Charging for planning permission for tree work...
Simon Rotheram replied to Simon Rotheram's topic in Trees and the Law
If they actually did that, rather than attending sites in a car each, it would be a start! -
Charging for planning permission for tree work...
Simon Rotheram posted a topic in Trees and the Law
The daily Mail have published an article claiming that the government have plans to change the charges for planning applications. See Link: (No staring at Nigella ) Councils set to charge what they like to grant planning permission - for even the smallest job | Mail Online How do you think it will effect trees and Arborists if charges are implemented for TPO/Conservation area applications? Will people avoid submitting applications and carry the risk undertaking the works anyway? Will this lead to poor pruning to protected trees by homeowners and cowboy outfits? -
Beechwood - Tree spade to move memorial tree
Simon Rotheram replied to Simon Rotheram's topic in Picture Forum
anything like this...? -
I can spot fingers in both of those shots....
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So you've been talking about me too? - I knew it!!
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I'm not paraniod, I know exactly what you and your other friends have been saying about me behind my back!
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Bandit sidewinder stump grinder or equilivent
Simon Rotheram replied to treefrog's topic in Large equipment
NEW Stump Grinders, NEW BANDIT HB20 - CATEGORY: STUMP GRINDERS offered for sale £6637 Pleased with it so far, its done about a weeks grinding. -
FRAUDley Harrison didnt even turn up, glad I didnt have to pay Sky the £15 box office cost!
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Beechwood - Tree spade to move memorial tree
Simon Rotheram replied to Simon Rotheram's topic in Picture Forum
Thanks Nick, the machine is a beast! -
Beechwood - Tree spade to move memorial tree
Simon Rotheram replied to Simon Rotheram's topic in Picture Forum
It would have been recommended to have root pruned the tree 12 months previous using the spade, unfortunatly there wasnt the comfort of time as it is being excavated for a roadway today! -
This was once told to me by a wise man
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Beechwood - Tree spade to move memorial tree
Simon Rotheram replied to Simon Rotheram's topic in Picture Forum
I didnt price for a replacement tree, the cost to move it was approx £1k+vat -
Its got green teeth on it Robert, the future IMO!
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Beechwood - Tree spade to move memorial tree
Simon Rotheram replied to Simon Rotheram's topic in Picture Forum
It was doing a bit of a wheelie!! The guys didnt look to concearned though so presumed it was normal! -
Beechwood - Tree spade to move memorial tree
Simon Rotheram replied to Simon Rotheram's topic in Picture Forum
The hole was exactly the same size as the tree as it was removed using the spade the contour of the ground left the root plate slightly higher on one side which we had to do to keep the tree straight.
