We would like to thank our outgoing Chairman Mr John Phillips for his dedicated service to PMR. We would also like to welcome our incoming Chairman Mr Mike Plumb and his newly elected vice Chairman Mr lan James in to their new roles, who we look forward to working with!
Pictured: John Phillips, Mike Plumb, Ian James
We have seen an increase in members being approached by rogue traders pretending to call from your energy supplier; either demanding for payments for invoices that do not exist or asking for details about your contracts etc.
It is important to stay vigilant, and remember that PMR use a certified energy partner to help our members connect to electricity providers.
If you have any doubts at all, call us at PMR and we will have our energy partner confirm the validity of the call or correspondence you have received.
01437 761321
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A 30-year milestone for PMR: from the left, Neil Davies (former general manager); Mary Rees (general manager); John Phillips (chairman);
Charles Rees (member); and Joanne Davies (lead member co-ordinator)
An initiative founded on the principle of matching a shortage of machinery on one farm with a surplus on another is celebrating 30 years of operating.
PMR, then known as the Pembrokeshire Machinery Ring, was founded at a farmers’ meeting in October 1991 as a conduit for farmers to contract in equipment used only occasionally to minimise their own investment, or to contract out machinery to better justify ownership.
In the intervening 30 years its growth has been significant and 800 members and farmers can now find the best deals on straw, fuel, seeds, animal health products, even machinery spare parts.
PMR general manager Mary Rees says the organisation is continually evolving to meet the needs of its members.
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