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IKBR Ltd Reaching Out, Reaching Up for Brockhampton,, Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire
Brockhampton is 'Brook settlement'. In Domesday it was Caplefore and marked as Brochamtona in the annotated Herefordshire Domesday of 1160-70. In Domesday Caplefore was a manor of the Church of Hereford. There were five English hides which paid tax and three Welsh hides which paid six shillings a year to the canons of the cathedral. In the five English hides there was one plough in lordship. There were eight villagers with seven ploughs and three acres of meadow.</p><p>All Saints Church one of three thatched churches in Herefordshire.The Brockhampton Estate, near Bromyard, is a National Trust Property. The estate comprises some 2000 acres (680 hectares) of farmland and ancient woodland, including some of the finest oaks in the country. Lying within the estate is a moated timbered farmhouse. The farmhouse is referred to as Lower Brockhampton. A narrow winding road, nearly 2 miles long, leads from the estate entrance to the farmhouse.</p><p>All Saints Church is one of only three thatched churches in Herefordshire.
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Used MEWP & Access Equipment for Sale Services Provided in:
- Brockhampton
- Access platform
- Powered access
- Cherry picker
- Scissor lift
- Stickboom
- Towers
- Vehicle mounted access
- Trailer mounted access
- Push around access
- Mast boom
- Vertical mast lift
- Material lift
- Glass lift
- Articulated boom lift
- Telescopic boom lift
- Rotating boom lift
- Tracked boom lift
- Spider boom lift
