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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APRIL NEWSLETTER – Coast-to-Coast Charity Tractor Challenge in aid of Cancer Research UK
https://mailchi.mp/0e9def30a8a3/april-newsletter-8343931 Four vintage tractors, five days, two coasts and plenty of determination – David Yates, from Yates Engineering and friends are preparing for another memorable charity adventure this June in support of Cancer Research UK. David will be joined by Steve Tooley, Stewart Marshall and Ben Craig as they travel from Ravenglass to Robin Hood’s […]
