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Good neighbour · Chilsworthy

Cast in Chilsworthy.
Built for the community.

We moved the yard to Chilsworthy in 2023. That's a real change for the village, and we take being a good neighbour seriously. This page sets out how we operate and how to reach us if there's a problem.

Our commitments

How the yard runs.

Six commitments we make to the village and the wider Chilsworthy / Holsworthy area. If any of these slips, we want to know.

Yard hours

Mon–Fri 07:30–17:00. Weekends closed — Saturday visits by appointment. No HGV movements before 07:00 or after 18:00. Sundays and bank holidays no movements.

Dust suppression

Yard sweeper twice a day, water bowser on hardstanding in dry weather, all aggregate stockpiles bunded and covered.

Noise commitment

No loud plant before 7am. Concrete batching and pour scheduled to working hours. Reversing alarms on lorries set to broadband (white-noise) where local noise is a concern.

Traffic

Our drivers are routed via the A388 and asked to avoid the village centre. If you see one of our lorries off that route, please call us on 01409 281437 and we will deal with it.

Local employment

38 jobs created on the move to Chilsworthy in 2023. Most of the team live locally. We back local apprentices and run open days for North Devon schools.

Direct line

If something at the yard concerns you — noise, dust, traffic, lorry movements — please call us directly on 01409 281437. The phone is answered by the yard, not a call centre.

Local employment

38 jobs, mostly local.

The Chilsworthy move created 38 jobs in 2023 — drivers, batchers, fitters, design engineers, yard hands and admin. Most of the team live locally.

We host open days for North Devon schools and back local apprentices through the casting and HGV-driving routes. If you know someone looking for an apprenticeship, we are always glad of a CV.

Aerial view of the WCCP precast yard at Chilsworthy, Holsworthy — in the heart of the North Devon community

On the road

Trade shows & farming shows.

We turn up — every year, in person, with the kettle on. Across the summer Kim, Claire and the team work the county-show circuit from Devon to Yorkshire and the Royal Welsh, and across the winter we are at LAMMA, Dairy-Tech and the West Country Farming & Machinery Show. If you would like to talk slurry, cubicles, panels or a one-off bespoke piece face to face, the show stand is the right place. Bring drawings, bring photos, bring questions.

Kim Rumsam and Claire Rumsum on the WCCP stand at the North Devon Show

North Devon Show

Our home show. Kim and Claire are on the stand both days every August — drawings welcome.

Kim and Claire on the WCCP stand at the Royal Welsh Show, Llanelwedd

Royal Welsh Show

Llanelwedd in July — four days of dairy, beef and an unbroken queue at the cubicle stand.

WCCP at the Great Yorkshire Show, Harrogate

Great Yorkshire Show

A long way from North Devon — and worth the drive. The Yorkshire dairy crowd run the same kit we cast for.

Claire Rumsum on the WCCP stand at the West Country Farming & Machinery Show

West Country Farming & Machinery Show

The Westpoint show in Exeter — a regular fixture and the best place to talk slurry without the wind.

Confirmed 2026 dates and stand numbers go up on the news page ahead of each show. Drop us a line if you want to book a slot at the stand and we will hold a space.

Local sponsorships

North Devon farming community.

We back the North Devon Show every year and contribute to local young-farmer clubs, ploughing matches and dairy discussion groups. If you run a North Devon farming initiative and need a hand, please ask — we'd rather say yes when we can.

Schools & apprenticeships

Open days & training routes.

We run open days for North Devon schools and back local apprentices through the casting and HGV-driving routes. We recently funded one of our drivers, Jake, through his C+E ticket because the right person was worth the time.

Severn Trent neighbour

The biogas plant next door.

Across the road sits the Holsworthy Biogas Plant, run by Severn Trent Green Power. They turn farm slurry into renewable electricity; we cast the AD-plant components that hold it. Two businesses doing complementary work for the same farms — a circular relationship that suits the area.

Talk to us

If something at the yard concerns you, call.

The yard phone is answered by yard staff in working hours and by our director out of hours. It is not a call centre. If a lorry movement, noise event or dust issue worries you, the fastest way to fix it is to ring.

Direct line

01409 281437

Mon–Fri working hours, with an out-of-hours number on the answerphone.
Off Andigestion Lane, Chilsworthy, Holsworthy, EX22 7HH

Made in Devon. Made for Devon.

Family-led, fifty-plus years of casting concrete on the Devon / Cornwall border.

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