Category: Fencing and Gates

Jamie Snowden will have Colonel Harry with him at his next start in either the Becher Handicap Chase over the Grand National Fences at Aintree or the December Gold Cup at Cheltenham. The Lambourn trainer has earmarked the two options for the eight-year-old, who got his career back on track when he triumphed over the… Continue reading Jamie Snowden considers Aintree and Cheltenham options for Colonel Harry

ECAC announces the drivers of the week ending November 9th 11/11/2025 9:25:37 am DANBURY, Conn. – The Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) has announced the Riders of the Week for the week ending November 9th. Double disciplineFences: Chloe Fares – UC DavisSophomore Chloe Fares was a consistent force across hurdles,… Continue reading ECAC announces the drivers of the week ending November 9th

Escambia County commissioners heard a lot of “garbage” talk Monday as Dane NeSmith discussed three areas of nuisance properties in the county with the sheriff's office. Nesmith reported on conditions that led to citations in the western part of the county. The addresses included in the report were 7736 Jack Springs Rd., 946 Johnson Rd.… Continue reading The county commission will address nuisance properties at its Monday meeting

Salem, Ore – F&W Fence Co. Inc., a locally trusted name in residential and commercial fencing, is proud to offer custom gate installation services. The leading gate installation company has developed a reputation for tailoring its work to meet the unique needs of each property while ensuring quick turnaround times and reliable service. With a… Continue reading Salem's leading gate installation company, F&W Fence Co. Inc., offers customized solutions and fast turnaround

Story links Day 1 results Day 2 results Blacksburg, Virginia – The University of Lynchburg equestrian team competed with its IHSA group in the two-day VT IHSA hosted by Virginia Tech this weekend, placing first on day two and fourth on day one. On the first day of the… Continue reading Lynchburg Equestrian has a solid showing at VT IHSA

Australia dumps around 20 million tonnes of waste into landfill every year, and in the process of dumping and burying it is blown into the boundaries of these sprawling sites. The amount of waste generated across the country is expected to increase with population growth and consumption increases. There is a little-known specialist industry for… Continue reading 10,000 kilometers of fences across Australia protect land and animals from catastrophic problems

A family across the border has been told to tear down a wooden fence that separates their front yard from a main road. British households will have to tear down wooden garden fences after the ruling British households face being ordered to tear down front garden fences following a ruling in Wales. A family across… Continue reading British households will have to tear down wooden garden fences after the ruling

Story links Rustburg, Virginia — The University of Lynchburg equestrian team remains undefeated in NCEA action with today's 7-3 win over Sweet Briar for the team's Code Red on Friday afternoon at the Lynchburg Equestrian Facility. The nation's top-ranked Hornets improved to five wins this season with today's triumph. Lynchburg also won the… Continue reading No. 1 Equestrian defeated No. 5 Sweet Briar, 7-3

A speeding BMW driver from Midlothian who crashed through a garden fence while under the influence of alcohol has been disqualified for 15 months. Joseph Naismith was pinned to the ground by locals after he crashed into several fences at Thornybank Grove in Dalkeith while under the influence of alcohol or drugs on June 10… Continue reading Currently a speeding Midlothian driver is stranded on the ground after crashing through the garden

FRENCH officials plan to spend up to £132,000 of British taxpayers' money on a huge fence to stop migrants harassing locals in a small town near Calais. A local agency wants to build a 1,000-foot-long, 6½-foot-tall barrier to keep them away from residents. houses and gardens in Gravelines, where dozens of mostly young men wait… Continue reading The French are spending £132,000 of British taxpayers' money to build a fence to stop migrants harassing locals in a town near Calais