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East Riding of Yorkshire Council Trading Standards Weighbridges – Available to the Public OPERATOR NAME Location Capacity Plate Size Opening Times And nearest main road E B Bradshaw Ltd Bell Mills, Skerne, Driffield 50T 15m 7am – 5pm Mon - Fri (A164 & A166) 01377 253163 North West Trading Ltd Caldaire Terminal, Dutch Riverside, Goole 50T 15m Check with Site (A161 & M62) 01405 720666 Norman Caley Ltd Old Farm, West Newton Rd, West Newton 50T 18m 8am – 5pm Mon - Fri (B1242) 01964 527217 Cofco International Ltd York Road, Pocklington 50T 18m Check with Site (A1079) 01759 303201 Foxton Farmers Ltd Manor Farm, Coniston 50T 18m Check with Site (A165) 01482 812713 B I Halder & Son Ltd The Airfield, Hutton Cranswick, Driffield 50T 15m 8am – 5pm Mon – Fri (A164) 01377 270386 Manor Farm Feeds Ltd Skipsea Lane, Dunnington, Nr Beeford 50T 15m Check with Site (A165) 0800 413995 PD Port Services Ltd Howdendyke Wharf, Skelton Lane, Kilpin 50T 18m 7am – 12 noon – 1pm 6pm (M62 & A614) Pike, Nr Howden 01430 433800 Mon – Fri L A Reed & Son Doyle Street, Goole 50T 15m 8am -5.30pm Mon – Fri (M62 & Goole Docks) 01405 766653 Robinson Contract Services Ltd Catfoss Lane, Brandesburton 50T 18m Check with Site (A165) 01964 544415 Jack & Andrew Smales Farmers Manor House Farm, Burton Road, Burton 50T 18m 7.30am – 4.30pm Mon – Fri (A1033 & B1362) Pidsea. 01964 670463 September 2019 Walkers of Fridaythorpe Wold House, York Road, Fridaythorpe 50T 15m 8am – 4.30pm Mon – Fri (A166) 01377 288416 FCC Environment (UK) Ltd Carnaby Landfill Site, Moor Lane, Carnaby 50T 15m Check with Site (A165) 01262 400427 F H Wastling & Sons Ltd Thirtleby Grange, Thirtleby, Nr Coniston 50T 15m Check with Site (A165) 01482 814701 Albanwise Ltd The Airfield, Full Sutton. 50T 15m Check with Site (A166) 01759 377366 Wolds Produce Ltd York Road, Pocklington 50T 15m Check with Site (A1079) 01759 305627 Dynamic Axle Weighbridges Dynamic Weighbridge (A1033 - King George Dock, Nr West Gate, Hull - - Free 24 Hour Availability Hull) (Not for trade use) Please note: East Riding of Yorkshire Council, does not accept responsibility for the accuracy of the above information and is subject to change or alteration by the Public Weighbridge operators, if in doubt contact the Public Weighbridge operator prior to visiting the site. September 2019 .

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