Bradleys Group finding niche in bespoke builds

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Bradleys Group finding niche in bespoke builds

Lancashire-based engineering company Bradleys Group is finding its niche in bespoke builds with a continued demand from customers requiring high-specification trailers to meet the diverse demands of agriculture and allied industries.

Managing director Martin Bradley believes the future of the business, which was established in 2004, firmly lies in bespoke, premium products. Originally farmers and hauliers, Mr Bradley says:...

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