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Waste financing pays off (Surrey Chambers of Commerce)

Source: Surrey Chambers of Commerce ) Members News Drainage speculation pays off After far reaching financing in the course of recent years Foxhills, Surrey is procuring the profits in what’s accounted for to be the wettest climate in excess of 60 years. Parts and visitors have reveled in the Clubs Bernard Hunt Course when most Clubs have been shut because of flooding. David Wyborn Course Superintendant happens to say “whilst its moist out there, and a few jettison and water characteristics help us to remember Niagara Falls, the courses have held up well and we have figured out how to keep the Bernard Hunt open.

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