Two of Graham Middleton’s lorries,seen in the yard.
Seen on the A49 north of Craven Arms, Shropshire.
Two more, courtesy of Neil Richards.
Seen on the A49 in Craven Arms, Shropshire.
Neil Richards taking a break.
Another load for Neil.
Dave the Renegade:
Some of Knill’s vehicles and premises before thy rebuilt and restructured their business at Crossgates, Radnorshire.
Dave , thoroughly enjoying Neils pics . This shot with the yard opposite the garage especially had those AEC Mammoth major 8 wheelers bring back memories .
That Bedford KM , Hereford reg Bulmers maybe ? Thanks Dave to boh you and Neil Richards and just keep this thread going for 2016 , regards Keith .
That Bedford KM , Hereford reg Bulmers maybe ? Thanks Dave to boh you and Neil Richards and just keep this thread going for 2016 , regards Keith .
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The Bedford KM was new to livestock hauliers Preece & Wood from Almeley Keith. I asked Neil where it came from, and when he told me, I remember Les Preece driving it. 
Cheers Dave.
Dave the Renegade:
That Bedford KM , Hereford reg Bulmers maybe ? Thanks Dave to boh you and Neil Richards and just keep this thread going for 2016 , regards Keith .
The Bedford KM was new to livestock hauliers Preece & Wood from Almeley Keith. I asked Neil where it came from, and when he told me, I remember Les Preece driving it.
Cheers Dave.
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Cheers Dave , yes i can remember Preese and Wood , they had a BMC , and probably did work for Mead and Webber , regards Keith .
kingswinford kit:
Dave the Renegade:
That Bedford KM , Hereford reg Bulmers maybe ? Thanks Dave to boh you and Neil Richards and just keep this thread going for 2016 , regards Keith .The Bedford KM was new to livestock hauliers Preece & Wood from Almeley Keith. I asked Neil where it came from, and when he told me, I remember Les Preece driving it.
Cheers Dave.
Cheers Dave , yes i can remember Preese and Wood , they had a BMC , and probably did work for Mead and Webber , regards Keith .
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Probably Keith, they hauled in and out of the livestock markets.
Cheers Dave.
Neil back on livestock haulage for Graham.
Livestock lorry again, seen on the A49 in Craven Arms, Shropshire.
One of Neil’s with a longer livestock trailer.
pete smith:
Dave the Renegade:
The future Mrs Richards stood by the Albion.Hi Dave, A thank you to Neil for lending you the photo’s and also to yourself for taking the time to post them, Cheer’s Pete
Hello Dave is that one of J Pughs ex wagons would see them around the markets years ago thank you Trevor
tastrucker:
pete smith:
Dave the Renegade:
The future Mrs Richards stood by the Albion.Hi Dave, A thank you to Neil for lending you the photo’s and also to yourself for taking the time to post them, Cheer’s Pete
Hello Dave is that one of J Pughs ex wagons would see them around the markets years ago thank you Trevor
Hi Trevor,
Most of the Shropshire reg wagons of Graham Middleton’s came from Pugh of Clunton.
Cheers Dave.
One of Gammond’s Iveco artics, seen on the A49 in Craven Arms, Shropshire.
A Daf XF artic,seen on the A49 north of Craven Arms, Shropshire.
Dave the Renegade:
A Daf XF artic,seen on the A49 north of Craven Arms, Shropshire.
Hiya,
Dave, I see these have moved into the old Pickfords yard a couple of miles
along the road from me at Birtley, there’s quite a few curtainsiders and a
few units in there, I’ve no idea what they carry or is it just a change over
point can’t see there being much work for them in this area been so many
home reared hauliers gone to the wall over the last few years, unless the
economy has picked up and I’ve missed it, just hope it might have created
a few jobs for local people.
thanks harry, long retired.
harry_gill:
Dave the Renegade:
A Daf XF artic,seen on the A49 north of Craven Arms, Shropshire.Hiya,
Dave, I see these have moved into the old Pickfords yard a couple of miles
along the road from me at Birtley, there’s quite a few curtainsiders and a
few units in there, I’ve no idea what they carry or is it just a change over
point can’t see there being much work for them in this area been so many
home reared hauliers gone to the wall over the last few years, unless the
economy has picked up and I’ve missed it, just hope it might have created
a few jobs for local people.
thanks harry, long retired.
They are a big outfit Harry, with depots all over the country.
Cheers Dave.
Another load of units being taken away.