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The Met Office's latest outlooks point to a mild, wet start to winter driven by a record El Niño, with a real chance of cold weather returning later. Here's what that means for planning your gritting cover.
From the M5 and M4 corridors to the Forest of Dean and the Cotswolds hills, four local depots and experienced local teams keep your site gritted. Here’s how we cover the ground:
White marine salt or brown rock salt? What’s the difference? Why do we spread white? How does our salt arrive on the return leg of a local haulier’s trip?
A look at the Vale TS1700 tractor-towed salt spreaders behind our gritting rounds - what they are, how they work, and why it matters for the service you get.
No flat rate, no standing charge, no mystery. Here's exactly how we work out a gritting quote - and how fast you can get one.
After eleven days of ice and snow, here are some handy hints on how to manage your site so it is safe and open for business whatever the winter weather.
It is late November, clear skies and the first widespread frosts of the year are forecast.
Gloucestershire Gritting has been busy preparing for the new Winter season.
BRRRR – it’s a cold start to the New Year. The news too is pretty chilly for facilities managers seeking to keep their businesses running smoothly through the coldest part of the winter.
Late November, clear skies and the first widespread frosts of the year are forecast.
Gloucestershire Gritting has been busy preparing for the new season as the weather outlook is cold.
This autumn and winter have been notably wet. However, the long-range forecast is predicting high pressure with a warning of the increasing likelihood of fog and frost patches.
