Pete Curwood

Hi Jason, Good to hear from you mate. Glad things are working out well for you. You had a great bunch of lads with you there, good for the crack too. I think you guys got lumped with the jobs around Chislehurst junction, with those tricky poplars over the sub-station. The call out job with the "floating track" was just off the A20 near Hither Green. Am very glad to say i'm still drinking "man's beer" and haven't gone back to lager since, apart from the odd one with a curry or bar-b-q. You working for yourself now? How busy are you?

Evening all, Leyburn Lad - yes it's me, the one and the same. Which one of the "Hard Northern B******s" are you? And it was one of your lads who introduced you all like that. You're not the one that had a lunchtime "gentleman's excuse me" in the back of the transit van with a copy of FHM are you? daveindales - that's what i first thought, but the business park is built on an old railway sidings yard, and they used to plant Black Poplars alongside the railway in the good old days.

Hi, Normally that would be option number one, but it's in the middle of Maidstone where there's hardly more than one open fire per square mile, and the site is in the middle of a guarded business park. Thanks though

Hi all, This is my first post on here, so please forgive me if it's wrong, not witty, or generally dull!! I am removing two large black poplars for a client in Maidstone (Kent); they have to be section felled due to proximity to buildings & various buried services. Does anyone have any suggestions for companies in the Mid-Kent region that would either use / recycle this sort of wood waste? I know I can get rid via muck away / grab lorries, but I hate just throwing things in the ground and having to pay through the nose for the privilege. Many thanks, Pete