We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause, but if you have any questions or concerns, please contact us on
01243 781730 or email info@woodhorngroup.co.uk
All operating hours throughout the year can be viewed here
Please be aware that from 1st November 2021 – 31st January 2022 we are operating within our Winter hours. Our current hours are as follows:
Monday to Friday: 8am–4pm (last weigh out 15:30)
Saturday: Tangmere 8am–1pm
Runcton & Hayling Island (Manor Farm) – CLOSED
Sunday & Bank Holidays: CLOSED
Our Christmas & New Year opening times ae outlined below:
All operating hours throughout the year can be viewed here
If you have questions regarding our waste management and recycling sites please call us on 01243 781730 or email info@woodhorngroup.co.uk
You’ll be in good company at this FREE to attend event, with hundreds of like-minded professionals exhibiting, attending and speaking. FutureScape Expo acts as a meeting place and information hub, for you, your colleagues and associates to view the latest products, materials, technology and services that matter to you in your work.
The Woodhorn Group will be on hand to showcase our British Certified soils and PAS100 Compost to the landscaping community. We manufacture over 35,000 tonnes of soil each year, supplying new housing estates, groundworks, and landscaping projects across the south coast and further afield. We also receive over 90,000 tons of local green waste each year at our sites in Tangmere, Runcton and Hayling Island, which is composted to create our high quality peat free PAS100 compost and soil conditioning products.
Visit us at FutureScape to find out how we can help supply your next project.
Date: 16-17th November 2021
Location: ExCel London
To find out more about the event and to book your FREE place visit www.futurescapeevent.com
Today marks the launch of Mental Health Awareness Week, the UK’s national week to raise awareness of mental health.
The week, which is hosted by the Mental Health Foundation, is in its 21st year and runs from 10-16 May.
This year, the theme for the week is ‘Nature’. Across the country, people will be celebrating the mental health benefits of being around nature in their local community in a range of digital and creative ways. In Chichester, The Woodhorn Group will be running activities for it’s employees throughout the week, such as a group bike ride on Tuesday and a nature walk on Wednesday, as well as wellbeing workshops covering topics including, managing anxiety and confidence building.
Mark Rowland Chief Executive of the Mental Health Foundation said: “Mental Health Awareness Week has grown to be one of the biggest awareness weeks in the UK. This year the theme is on nature and its central role for our mental health. Since the beginning of the pandemic, millions of us turned to nature to help us get through lockdowns and our research shows that good mental health depends on us being able to connect with nature in some way and its power in both prevention of and recovery from poor mental health.”
“During the week, we want to hear millions of people’s stories about how the natural world has supported their mental health.”
“We also want to highlight the huge disparities between who is and who isn’t able to access nature. We want the week to explore how everyone across the UK can connect with nature and experience the mental health benefits wherever they live.”
Some of the ways people can participate in Mental Health Awareness Week:
– During Mental Health Awareness Week, why not try to make a habit each day of connecting to the nature in your local area? Stop to listen to the birdsong, smell the freshly cut grass, take care of a house plant, notice any trees, flowers, or animals nearby. Take a moment to appreciate these connections.
– Share images/videos/or just sound recordings of the nature on your doorstep (and how this made you feel) on social media using #ConnectWithNature and #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek
Use Mental Health Foundation resources in your family, school, workplace and community to join with thousands of people who will be finding new ways to connect with nature in their local environment.
As with previous government lockdowns in England, we would like to reassure everyone that our sites in Tangmere, Runcton, and Hayling Island are permitted to continue to operate as usual during the new lockdown now in force across England. The Woodhorn Group will remain open for the disposal of green waste and collection of topsoil and compost during this period.
We have a number of contingencies that have been in place throughout the pandemic to help protect our customers from any impact to the service we provide and to protect everyone from any additional risk of contracting the virus whilst visiting our sites.
Facemasks must be worn when entering the weighbridge office and hand sanitisers are positioned at our weighbridges at Tangmere, Runcton and Hayling Island composting sites to encourage strong hygiene regimes while on site. Please can all drivers and visitors to our sites observe the hygiene requirements and use the hand sanitiser prior to entering the weighbridge. If this represents any concerns then please get in contact.
Our staff have all been issued with clear guidance on how to assess and minimise the risk posed by Covid-19. We have robust contingencies in place to ensure any impact of Covid-19 is minimised on site and that our disposal and processing services continue unhindered.
We will endeavour to provide our usual high level of service throughout this latest lockdown in England. If you have any queries regarding the contingencies please do not hesitate to contact us.
In addition we have robust contingencies in place with our suppliers of products, predominantly Europe based, and are well stocked to handle any potential gap in the supply chain.
We send all of our customers and suppliers our gratitude and best wishes during these testing times.
If you have questions please feel free to call us on 01243 781730 or email info@woodhorngroup.co.uk
Please be aware that from 1st November – 31st January 2021 we are operating within our Winter hours. Our current hours are as follows:
Monday to Friday: 8am–4pm (last weigh out 15:30)
Saturday: Tangmere 8am–1pm
Runcton & Hayling Island (Manor Farm) – CLOSED
Sunday & Bank Holidays: CLOSED
Our Christmas & New Year opening times ae outlined below:
All operating hours throughout the year can be viewed on our Waste Management page.
If you have questions regarding our waste management and recycling sites please call us on 01243 781730 or email info@woodhorngroup.co.uk
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