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Sentry GroundCare was asked to replace an existing 13.15m timber span bridge, across an environmentally sensitive watercourse at Aldenham Country Park in Hertfordshire....
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Sentry GroundCare successfully quoted to replace 80 steps at Stubbs Wood in Kent, which is located on the Greensand Ridge over looking the Weald and Bough Beech Reservoir. Popular with walkers, the steps had begun to rot, the mud worn path was experiencing erosion and therefore was becoming a safety issue....
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Sentry GroundCare won a contract to install over 500m of barrier and a number of gates and motorcycle inhibitors to prevent improper access to an amenity woodland in the London Borough of Bromley....
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Sentry GroundCare won a contract to install a 22ft square helicopter pad at an exclusive private hotel in the heart of West Sussex. The project included creating the hard standing, a pathway for access and landscaping the surrounding grounds to improve the aesthetics of the hotel....
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The popular bridleway crossing this rare lowland heath had become boggy due to the number of natural springs, and badly damaged from frequent use. An environmentally sensitive solution was required....
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Marketing of Christmas trees begins on 1st December with four species of trees sold from the sawmill to members of the public...
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GroundCare were asked to plan and implement a restorative environmental project for the in-hand farms of Hopetoun Estate, including the undertaking of all capital works associated with the project....
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Annual grounds maintenance for a principal stately home in the Lothians region of central Scotland on a 3 year contract, renewable in April 2006 ...
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Hopetoun GroundCare was asked to construct an outdoor arena for the West Lothian Riding for the Disabled Association....
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Japanese Knotweed (Fallopia japonica) is the UK’s most invasive alien weed. It was first introduced from Japan in the 1850s and has since spread to occupy at least one site in every 10km2....
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Sentry GroundCare exhibited at the 2005 Kent County Show and achieved a GOLD award for their environmentally friendly garden, entitled ‘The Habitat Creating & Wildlife Enhancing Garden’....
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Sentry were asked to construct a large culvert through a heavily eroding river crossing along a popular public footpath on behalf of Broxbourne Borough Council and the Woodlands Trust. ...
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A country property required groundwork and landscaping to compliment a recently constructed conservatory. Other aspects of the project included re-routing access to the front door and enhancing a corner used to house an oil tank....
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Having had an existing skateboard park vandalised, the facility was in danger of being pulled down. The Town Council involved was reluctant to loose such a valuable community asset, so Sentry GroundCare was approached to design, manufacture and install a resilient solution to the problem. ...
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European Larch (Larix europaea) is distinguished among firs by its deciduous foliage and its unique properties as a softwood timber....
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Sentry GroundCare were asked to tender for the installation of a sustainable larch retaining wall along the Ardley Brook, to stop flooding onto a Public Right of Way in East Hertfordshire....
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A famous setting in green County Monaghan, Castle Leslie has been home to the Leslie family for over 300 years. Sitting in 1000 acres of ancient Irish woodland and parkland, it was the venue for Sir Paul McCartney’s wedding to Heather Mills. And recently, Sentry was asked to supply and install 500 metres of traditional estate fencing for the hotel. ...
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In 2006 Sentry were asked to supply and install several types of fencing around the estate, and to assist in the recreation of parkland as it was in 1840. ...
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If you need to get rid of ragwort urgently, Sentry has a variety of effective and economical treatments that can do the job for you. ...
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Epping Forest is the largest public open space in the London area, two-thirds of which is wooded and designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) or Special Area of Conservation (SAC). ...
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