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Top 10 Best businesses in Gwent
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G J Kilbride
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G J KilBride Silk Weaver and Vestment Maker Our Silk Weaving and Vestment making workshop has been located in South Wales since 1983, having been established in 1926 at the Guild of St. Joseph & St. Dominic, Ditchling, Sussex by Gilbert's father J.V.D. KilBride
Yfenni
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Social media, online marketing for SME's and community sites. Experience in NGO communication and marketing since 1995
Suit U
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Mortgages2SuitU.co.uk - UK Mortgage advice and specialists. Apply online today and we will find the mortgage to 2 Suit U
Cartridge Saver
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Cartridgesaver.co.uk | Epson,Brother,Lexmark,DEll,Canon and HP cartridges free delivery UK
Provisor
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Manufacture and supply of electronic valves and tubes and other electronic components, Manufacture of electronic valves and tubes and other electronic components
In Your Element
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Retail sale of hats, shoes and leather goods, Retail sale of footwear and leather goods
Callow Quarry
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Black Mountain Quarries are a family-owned business based in the heart of the Black Mountains. Our four working quarries produce masonry stone, building stone, flagstones, roofing tiles and bespoke rockery and feature stone. We supply traditional natural materials to architects, tradesmen, builders and individuals throughout the UK. We started as a limited company back in May 2005 with two quarries in the Black Mountains. Then in 2007 we purchased Callow Quarry which resulted in us offering block stone and masonry products. Callow Quarry is a block stone producer's dream. The stone is in beds of up to 2 metres and comes away from the face in fairly regular shaped blocks of anything up to 65 tonnes without having to be blasted; it is just freed using a ripper on a very large excavator. It then has to be split into manageable sizes for transport and processing. This means we have the advantage of being able to identify any faults or colour variations before it leaves the quarry.