After 35 years in haulage, we’ve learned that what matters most to our customers is straightforward: deliveries that arrive on time, without any hassle or surprises along the way. That’s been the focus at JT Few since Jonathan Few started the company back in 1987, and it’s still what drives us today. A Fleet Built…
Reusing Excavated Materials Legally: A Simple CL:AIRE DoWCoP Guide For East Anglia CL:AIRE’s Definition of Waste: Code of Practice (DoWCoP) lets you reuse suitable excavated materials without a waste permit, if strict conditions are met. It is widely used on Suffolk and East Anglia projects: housing sites in Ipswich and Bury St Edmunds, road schemes…
Our Quality Promise For Recycled Aggregates In Suffolk J T Few Ltd supplies recycled aggregates that are tested and certified for jobs across Suffolk and East Anglia. We work to BS EN 13242 for unbound aggregates, SHW Clause 803 for Type 1, and BS 3882 for topsoil. Where applicable, products carry UKCA marking with a…
Recycled aggregates are becoming an essential part of the UK construction sector. With rising demand for sustainable materials, contractors, developers, and local authorities now rely on high-quality recycled products to reduce costs and environmental impact. But many people still ask the same question: How does the recycled aggregates process actually work? The journey begins on…
When it comes to any building or landscaping project, choosing where your materials come from makes a bigger difference than most people think. Many developers and homeowners automatically look to large national suppliers for aggregates, assuming they’ll be cheaper or easier to work with. But in reality, using local aggregate suppliers often saves time, money,…
Walk past any building site in the UK and you’ll spot piles of broken concrete, brick, and tarmac waiting to be hauled away.A few years ago, most of that waste would have gone straight to landfill.Now it’s being transformed into recycled aggregates, or high-quality, affordable materials that are changing how the construction industry builds. Here’s…
Finding the right haulage company can directly affect your operations, costs, and customer satisfaction. Whether you need road haulage for bulk materials, plant transport, or general haulage services, your choice matters. This check list gives you practical steps to follow when outsourcing transport for your business. Step 1: Define Your Needs Before approaching a haulage…
Haulage has always been about getting goods from A to B. What’s changing in 2025 is how that happens. With fuel prices rising, stricter delivery windows, growing environmental rules, and customers expecting real-time updates, haulage operators across the UK are under pressure to work smarter. Right now, four tools are making the biggest difference: telematics,…
The haulage industry plays a vital role in keeping goods moving across the UK and beyond. But this convenience comes at a cost. Transport is one of the biggest contributors to carbon emissions, and heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) are a major part of that picture. As environmental concerns grow and regulations tighten, many haulage companies…
The UK road haulage sector continues to face new rules in 2025. If you work in haulage, transport services, or with haulage contractors, staying compliant is essential. Keeping up with the latest updates on vehicle weight, operator licensing, and emissions standards will protect your business and prevent costly penalties. At J T Few, we monitor…
