Do you want to tell her?
This her??
Is she actually the boss or do they just use her name?
Wreckers!!
- Thread starter Kevtherev
- Start date
Is she actually the boss or do they just use her name?
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- Location
- South Cheshire
You would think the EA would be keen on it .The Landfill site had to have a sweeper on full time on the outside roads.
And there were two working wheel washes on route to the weighbridge on site !
Putting hauling hours curfews on some i heard ,and councils are charging for sending the sweeper lorry.
I wonder if the lads tipping the trailers are getting distracted by the beauty who was out riding her horse through one of the villages down there. I certainly wasn’t paying attention to the road for a bit when I was down there in the summer.
- Location
- Co antrim
Just because a tractor can do 50k doesnt mean it should be doin 50k everywhere. The time saved by keepin her lit surely would be lost when sum1 looses control and a big rescue is needed
- Location
- West Wales
She’s not assigned to the companies on companies house even though their called Pretoria Energy
She certainly works there, was filmed being a right foul mouthed madam when the residents of Manea complained about the speeding tractors and mud on the road a few years back.
kiwi pom
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- Location
- canterbury NZ
Yeah if she's responsible for that shambles and runs a team full of idiots I'll tell her that she's incompetent.
Does she get a free pass because she's a woman?
I understand this AD stuff only stacks up because of subsidies?
If you're running a business that relies on them and is in the public eye, with equipment everywhere causing problems and screwing the road up, you'd think they'd have the brains to be a bit more under the radar.
- Location
- Derbyshire
Contractors farming land in little Maplestead Essex
I have lived all my life in rural areas. Firstly in East Staffordshire right next door to a dairy farmer and for the last 35 years in amongst crop yielding fields In north Essex. For a long time, we have never had an issue with the tractors working. But in recent years, we have had to endure...
thefarmingforum.co.uk
That is how we are seen by others.
Perhaps he should let Ms Pretoria know what he thinks? @Long termCountry Resident
We have been asked in the past to take are contracting gang to join in with the rest for Pretoria. I'm so glad we never have. We hope we are seen to be respectful to everyone ( road users, farmers and local residents) the last two years has been an absolute nightmare for mud, we stick signs up on the road and I slow traffic to allow tractors out onto roads where visibility is poor. We have a loader with bucket brush cleaning the roads and I personally get out there with a shovel and broom. If it gets too bad we stop. The lights, mirrors and windows are cleaned every morning on tractors and trailers. The lads are well fed and if looking tired are stopped. The lads are told it's not a race and if caught being stupid they are off. At the end of the day reputation, realiabilty and safety are key. Sheets went onto clamps last night, no rolled trailers, no mishaps, no complaints from anyone, it can be done!!!
Pretoria Energy: fined £45,000 for 2 pollution incidents.
A seasonal note of warning to those putting mud on the roads...
www.gazetteandherald.co.uk
Charlton farmer fined for causing fatal accident
Farmer George Withers has been fined £11,250 with £1,500 costs after mud he left on the road led to the death of kebab shop owner Mesut Kayran.
www.gazetteandherald.co.uk
- Location
- Hampshire
So the police knew the road was dangerous 3 hours before his fatal crash. WTF didn't they get in touch with the farmer, or get a sweeper out and charge him for it?A seasonal note of warning to those putting mud on the roads...
Charlton farmer fined for causing fatal accident
Farmer George Withers has been fined £11,250 with £1,500 costs after mud he left on the road led to the death of kebab shop owner Mesut Kayran.
I think a few of the parties hoped that the rain would do the work for them. There was little information about how fast the deceased was travelling at the time, not that I'm attempting to deflect any blame or remove any of the tragedy of the situation.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
It would take local knowledge of who the farmer actually was, a better idea would be park up with blue lights flashing.