The Royal William Yard just keeps getting better!
Over the past 10 years, Plymouth residents have enjoyed the growing elegance and attraction of the Royal William Yard. Originally a victualling depot of the Royal Navy, this South Devon location has morphed into quite the hotspot with many restaurants, bars, and boutique shops moving in. Popular chains such as Wagamama, Las Iguanas, Prezzo and River Cottage have all set up shop in this beautiful location, and hundreds upon thousands of locals descend on the Yard every single evening for high-quality food and drinks with a truly original backdrop.
But despite all this growth and improvement, work within the Royal William Yard is far from over, and the management team still have grand plans for further development, including a new £18 million boutique hotel that’s expected to open within the year. This ongoing development is, unsurprisingly, generating quite a lot of scrap, which presents a problem all of its own. Scrap materials can quickly build up and create an unsightly mess that ruins the otherwise idyllic surrounds of the Yard.
Luckily, local scrap removal company Jays Scrap has stepped in to help with regular scrap metal collection throughout the ongoing project. The team at Jays is delighted to be involved with such a prestigious local development, and to offer them the superb scrap collection service that they’ve been providing in Plymouth since 2009.
Working with local plumbers, electricians, roofers and small to medium sized businesses, this friendly, reliable waste removal company has built up quite the reputation for a reliable service at competitive rates. Based on Rendle Street in the centre of Plymouth, the company prides itself on being a ‘straight-talking’ scrap metal merchants, and that’s precisely why the Royal William Yard development team relies on Jays time and time again to keep the Yard looking tidy, and ensuring nothing goes to waste.
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