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Jan 15, 2014 · Steve Clarke OBE passed away at home aged 62. He leaves behind his wife of 40 years Marilyn, his children Phil, Roger and Lucy and nine grandchildren. A notice posted on the Bideford Town Council website today read: “Steve was a long-standing town and district Councillor and cared passionately about the town and the people in it.
Established 1972. Celebrating fifty years of business – 24th May 2022. For over fifty years, S.E.L. Clarke have been recognised as a company offering high quality professional services within the construction industry. Based in Bideford, North Devon where we operate from our family run office. We offer civil engineering and plant hire ...
Over fifty years later of long hours and hard work. S.E.L. Clarke are a thriving company in the business of Plant Hire, Civil Engineering Contracting, Demolition and Asbestos Removal based in Bideford, North Devon. From those early days of only Steve with his machine and Marilyn’s administrative support. The company has grown into a large ...
- Clovelly Road Industrial Estate, Bideford, EX39 3HN, Devon
- phil@selclarke.com
- 01237 476375
Apr 13, 2023 · Based in the historic port town of Bideford in North Devon S.E.L. Clarke was founded in 1972 by Steve Clarke OBE and his wife Marilyn Clarke. In a familiar tale, Steve who had an agricultural background having formerly worked for a farmer, was at the time working for Balfour Beatty who were installing overhead powerline pylons, running from Indian Queens in Cornwall right up to Bampton in ...
Businessman Steve Clarke from Bideford, Devon then bought her. Towed by sea to Bideford, in February 1999 she was hauled out of the water by two 1,000 tonnes (1,100 tons) heavy lift mobile cranes, and placed on to the disused Brunswick Wharf at East-the-Water.
Fifty years later of long hours and hard work. S.E.L. Clarke are a thriving company in the business of Plant Hire, Civil Engineering Contracting, Demolition and Asbestos Removal based in Bideford, North Devon. From those early days of only Steve with his machine and Marilyn’s administrative support. The company has grown into a large family ...
After ending her working life in 1960 and then passing through a succession of other owners, she was bought by Bideford businessman Steve Clarke, who lovingly restored her. Re-launched in 2001, she moored at Restarick’s Yard, functioning as a tourist attraction, and becoming something of a symbol of the community.
