How Littlethorpe supported Surrey County Council’s award-winning garden at RHS Hampton Court
Each year, the RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival transforms the palace grounds into a living gallery of sustainable design. While Chelsea may grab the headlines, Hampton Court is where bold, community-driven ideas take root.
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How a Bus Route Helped Protect Snowdonia National Park
Every year, more than four million people head into the wild beauty of Snowdonia National Park. They come for the mountains, the history, the peace. But with that awe comes impact, most of it on four wheels.
A Guide to Bus Shelter Specification and Installation
Specifying and installing a bus shelter might seem like a complex process, but with the right information and the right suppliers, it doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Whether you’re working as part of a parish council or a local authority looking to improve or replace public transport infrastructure, understanding the key steps involved can help you plan and budget effectively while avoiding unnecessary delays or problems down the road.
5 Things to Consider when Purchasing a Bus Shelter
Purchasing a bus shelter can seem like a daunting task, as there are so many factors and variables to consider. Whether or not you’re considering a hardwood shelter, we’ve picked five important things to think about.
About Littlethorpe
Sustainable Hardwood Bus Shelters
Littlethorpe was established by Andy and Norma Robinson in 1983. We have decades of joinery experience, and have been providing quality, sustainable hardwood bus shelters for many years. Our hardwood bus shelters can be found up and down the UK. They are easy to recognise because of their timeless and distinctive look.