Duncliffe Wood Track Construction
North Dorset
Track construction for the Woodland Trust at Duncliffe Wood, one of the oldest and largest woods in north Dorset.
Client · Woodland Trust
About from company website
Since the mid-1980s, Newhouse Farm Partnership has focused on opportunity and diversity. Starting with relief milking and tractor work for neighbouring farms, the business rapidly expanded, acquiring tractors, diggers, and employing 15 staff within ten years. As farm technology advanced, the company adapted, undertaking work on farm tracks and slurry holding systems, often overseen by farm consultants and grant authorities.
This experience led to involvement with domestic waste and septic tanks, a natural progression given their existing work with the Environment Agency on farm schemes. They observed failing septic tanks and the environmental impact of untreated sewage discharge into farm ditches. With new legislation in 2020 targeting septic tanks and raw sewage discharge, the company now concentrates on domestic sewage systems, while continuing their roots in farm construction works.
They work closely with authorities like the Environment Agency, Building Control, and local planning departments to ensure all installations meet required standards and customer wishes, delivering compliant and reliable systems. Their services include expert installation, maintenance, and repair of sewage treatment plants, as well as farm construction works such as forest road and farm track construction.
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Clanger Wood Track Construction
North Dorset
Track construction for the Woodland Trust at Clanger Wood, a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest.
Client · Woodland Trust
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Woodland Trust.
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What does Dorset Treatment Plants do?
Newhouse Farm Partnership specialises in domestic sewage system installation and farm construction works across Dorset, Wiltshire and Somerset. Their listed services include Drainage, Civil engineering, Groundworks and Road surfacing.
Where is Dorset Treatment Plants based?
Dorset Treatment Plants is registered at Serendipity Barn, Godmanstone, Dorchester, DT2 7AE, in South West.
What areas does Dorset Treatment Plants cover?
Dorset Treatment Plants states that it works across Dorset, Wiltshire and Somerset.
How many people work at Dorset Treatment Plants?
Accounts filed for the year to 2025 report 3 employees, which places the company in the 1-9 employees band.
Is Dorset Treatment Plants still trading?
Companies House lists Dorset Treatment Plants as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2025-03-31.
What sectors does Dorset Treatment Plants work in?
Dorset Treatment Plants works in Agricultural and Infrastructure.
When was Dorset Treatment Plants established?
Dorset Treatment Plants was incorporated on 2012-08-07, though the company says it has traded since 1980.