We are delighted and proud that Alex Shufflebottom has recently been appointed to join the Board at Manufacturing Wales.

A steel framed agricultural building has been delivered to Easter Kinkell, Conon Bridge in an area of the Scottish Highlands known as the Black Isle.

Since 1977 we have been supplying customers in the agricultural sector with a variety of steel-framed buildings to suit their specific requirements.

After years of supplying steel-framed buildings to the agricultural, commercial and industrial sectors, we have discovered many interesting businesses.

Dylan Rogers, Transport Manager at Shufflebottom, is a member of RIDE Cymru, who for many years,  have been donning their capes and raising money for charity.

In early July, Shufflebottom welcomed two pupils from a local Carmarthenshire school to our headquarters for work experience.

Shufflebottom delivers two timber clad, steel-framed agricultural buildings for hay storage to Lower Bottom Farm, in the Chilterns.

Throughout its long history, Shufflebottom has tried its best to support charities here in Wales that are close to home and close to heart. With so many great causes that need financial support and profile-raising to maintain the valuable work they do, it is sometimes difficult to know where to start.

But the vision and work on the ground of one local charity has made a huge impression on us at Shufflebottom recently and we are proud to announce that we are embracing Faith in Families as our chosen charity for 2024 – 2025.