Electricians Ipswich

Barton Electrical have more than forty years’ experience in the electrical industry. with product and technical knowledge based on a wide variety of work. They are NICEIC members and Part P registered. Barton Electrical offer the following services: INSTALLATION No job to small or to big from a new socket to newbuilds. P.A.T TESTINGf We cater for all sizes of business. HEATING Electric heating from design to installation. MAINTENANCE WORK Broken faceplates to replacing old style fuseboards. FIXED WIRING TEST AND INSPECTIONS A requirement of HIP packs. Barton Electrical covers suffolk and north essex including all areas inbetween. You can find out more by visting our main website at http://bartonelectrical.net or alternatively phone us on Tel: 0800 2981580 Mob: 07976 685746

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Electricians Stowmarket

We are part P registered Electricians in Stowmarket We carry out most types of electrical work including; Rewiring, new lighting and sockets, showers, telephones, new 17th edition consumer unit installations. We also carry out portable appliance “pat testing” Please contact Steve or Graham for advice and for a friendly reliable service. Tel: 01449 672763 or 01449 675724 Mob: 07917034433 Please feel free to also email us at:

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Electricians Swindon

Electricians Swindon Wiltshire

Approximate Population: 155,432

Swindon is a large town and unitary borough authority in the ceremonial county of Wiltshire in south west England. It is midway between Bristol, 40 miles (64 km) west and Reading, 40 miles (64 km) east. London is 81 miles (130 km) east.

In 1840, Isambard Kingdom Brunel chose Swindon as the site for the railway works he planned for the Great Western Railway.   Eastwards towards London the line was gently graded, while westwards there was a steep descent towards Bath. Swindon was the junction for the proposed line to Gloucester.

Swindon Junction station opened in 1842 and until 1895 every train stopped for at least 10 minutes to change locomotives. As a result, the station hosted the first recorded railway refreshment rooms.   There were three storeys to the station in 1842, with the refreshment rooms on the ground floor, the upper floors housing the station hotel and lounge.   That building was demolished in 1972, and replaced by an office building with a single-storey modern station under it.

The town’s railway works were completed in 1842.   The GWR built a small railway ‘village’ to house some of its workers.   People still live in those houses and several of the buildings that made up the railway works remain, although many are vacant.   The Steam Railway Museum now occupies part of the old works.   In the village were the GWR Medical Fund Clinic at Park House and its hospital, both on Faringdon Road, and 1892’s Health Centre in Milton Road – which housed clinics, a pharmacy, laundries, baths, Turkish baths and swimming pools – was almost opposite.

Electricians Swindon Wiltshire

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