Some of you might recognize this iconic landmark — the Town Pump at Newark Market Square in Newark-on-Trent. Steeped in history, this cast-iron pump dates back to the 18th or 19th century and was originally installed to provide the town with a reliable source of clean water. Though no longer in use, it remains a cherished symbol of Newark’s heritage and community spirit. Recently, the pump sustained some damage and we were honoured to restore, repaint, and reinstall it to it’s former glory. Here’s a photo of the beautifully restored pump back in place!
✨ We’re excited to share a special project we’ve been part of this month!✨
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JULY NEWSLETTER – Commemorating the 110th Anniversary of the Battle of the Somme
Welcome to our July newsletter! This month Yates Engineering was pleased to support a very special project, led by Roger Merryweather of Southwell in Nottinghamshire, by manufacturing the plinth for a special Robin Hood statuette. This was to be presented to the Mayor of Foncquevillers, France, during this year’s commemorations marking the 110th anniversary of […]
