Shufflebottom is delighted to announce that one of its steel-framed agricultural buildings now sits proudly on the fields of a Surrey farm, owned by world-famous creative artist, the sculptor, Nic Fiddian-Green.

This is a week for firsts at Shufflebottom. On two counts. And we’re delighted at both.

At Shufflebottom we just love a story about coincidence – especially when we’re at the heart of it. We thought you might like to hear a tale of synchronicity between us and one of our clients.

Evan Pritchard Contractors Ltd of Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, have just given Shufflebottom a vote of confidence after several completed projects, including the Evans' family's new dairy complex at Spittal Cross, Pembrokeshire.

Harry Barnes (21) has his dairying future all mapped out on a five-acre site of levelled Leicestershire ironstone, at Somerby south of Melton Mowbray.

The buildings complex on the site is surrounded by 400 acres, farmed by the Barnes family since 1941.

H N Barnes & Son, the family company which commissioned the build, commented that Shufflebottom was "invaluable in the design and technical planning stages for our project", and that "staff were very professional".