Lord James Prior's Brampton Farms have their third Shufflebottom
building.
The first, in 2010, is a livestock building 105 feet by 45 feet
and 12 feet to the eaves, incorporating the Shufflebottom eaves
beam gutter system and with galvanised steelwork. The second, in
2011, is a hay barn 80 feet by 50 feet and 18 feet to the eaves.
The third building, for livestock, is 135 feet long and 45 feet
wide, and like the first building has the special Shufflebottom
eaves beam gutter system, galvanised steelwork and a height of 12
feet to the eaves.
Lord James Prior was Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and
Food from June 1970 to November 1972, and was subsequently Leader
of the House of Commons, Lord President of the Council, Secretary
for Employment and Secretary for Northern Ireland. When he
retired from Parliament in 1987, he was created Baron Prior of
Brampton, Suffolk.