Wildside Ltd

At Wildside, we don’t just put up fences and clear land.
While working on a project where we’ve been on site for the past 8 months, our team were called in at short notice on Friday 19th December to deal with an urgent issue.
A 6-inch land drain had been dug up by another contractor and left open over the Christmas period, putting the surrounding field at serious risk of flooding.
Our team immediately stopped what they were doing, pumped out the water, found the damaged section, dug it out, and repaired the pipe before the field flooded.
A great example of teamwork, responsibility, and stepping up when it matters.
👏 Well done to the team
🎄 Merry Christmas and we’ll see you all in the New Year

Only another 10miles to go on one of our rail maintenance projects

Mackenzie Spilman Penn Alistair Ross, and Caleb Fox did very well in the fencing competition coming first in Northamptonshire Young Farmers for Kelmarsh YFC

Working on a local estate clearing brambles and inter row clearance in a new plantation

We are looking for more labour to join our team at Wildside Ltd
Main works are in Constriction and rail environments
CSCS Fencers
CSCS General Operatives/Landscape

Vegetation operatives with tickets

Based in Flecknoe close to Daventry
good rates of pay depending on experience

please call me on 07801861186
or email your CV to [email protected]

Due to unforeseen circumstances at Buckingham Group Contracting who we have worked with for 23 years on many sites up and down the country.

My thoughts go out to all employees and there families in these testing times

As a result of this we are actively looking for new opportunities within rail,Civils, highways and other construction sites for fencing, Landscaping,small Civils and vegetation clearance contracts. Please get in contact 07801861186 or email me [email protected]. Thanks in advance

We are looking for more fencing staff to join our team please email [email protected] or PM me

Local Estate maintenance work this week for one of the teams a new Ditch which already running. Better than i was when i walk down !!!

Interesting workmates onsite today, a common lizard (Zootoca vivipara) came to inspect our work. Whilst "common" very rarely spotted, its one of Britain's three native lizards (along with Sand Lizard and Slowworm). They are variable in colour. Typically, the upper-surface is brownish, with lines of darker markings passing along the back which are often bordered with white or yellow. Males have bright undersides, typically yellow or orange in colour whereas, in contrast, females tend to have much duller, pale underparts. It is found at a variety of habitats such as heaths, woodland glades, railway embankments, and even gardens.