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Hopton Church of England Primary Celebrates the Generosity of Rory J Holbrook ltd

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On Monday 20th January, Hopton Church of England Primary was delighted toextend a warm welcome to James Pulford from Rory J. Holbrook Limited, who joinedus in school to unveil the company’s very generous gift of three new interactivewhiteboards.

To mark this special occasion, James Pulford cut the red ribbon, symbolising thebeginning of a new and exciting chapter in our classrooms.This gathering was an opportunity to recognise and celebrate the incrediblegenerosity of Rory J. Holbrook L

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RJH and MDiG - Protecting Sites from External Noise

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Source: www.leica-geosystems.com

In late 2021, RJH were contracted to construct a noise bund at the recycling centre at RAF Lakenheath, a Royal Air Force station near the village of Lakenheath in Suffolk, United Kingdom. The engineering project is scheduled to be completed over the next 25 years to reduce the noise levels on the recycling centre site that have been generated by the base and the nearby Eriswell Gun Club. The bund is being constructed using 2.2million cubic meters of material, and is currently three years into th

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