G J W Titmuss Ltd

New Mill, Lamer Lane, Wheathampstead, Herts, AL4 8RG

Telephone: 01582 833883
Email: john@gjwtitmuss.co.uk

Pet & Farm animal products | Grains & Fetilizers | Opening hours | History

Main Web site - www.gjwtitmuss.co.uk 

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Colin        Damon        Paul
Michele        John        Julian        Nevile

        
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Pet & Farm animal products
We operate a Cash and Carry service at Lamer Lane for both Retail and Trade customers where requisites and food are available for all pet and farm animals.

Pet foods are manufactured and distributed to Wholesale and Retail customers in the Home Counties, East Anglia and the South of England

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Grains & Fertilizers
We currently deal with farmers, mainly within a 25 mile radius, buying grain and selling on to mills and ports within East Anglia and the Home Counties.  

Farm feeds, fertilizers and Chemical sprays are also traded to these farmers.

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Opening hours

Monday - Friday : 7.30 am > 5.00pm
Saturday : 9.00am > 4.00pm
Sundays / Bank Holidays CLOSED

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History
The company was founded by George Titmuss in 1870 to carry on the business of flour milling.  He was then 21 years of age having been apprenticed to his Uncle for 6 years at Lemsford Mill.  

During the next 50 years or so flour milling became dominated by large flour mills at ports in the U.K. using imported wheat.  As a result the business gradually changed to agricultural merchanting passing from George to James and then to James' son George.  Today the business is carried on by George's son John and Grandson Stuart from premises in Lamer Lane.

The focus of the business has changed from agriculture and now manufactures and distributes pet foods throughout East and South East England.

The premises at Lamer Lane boast Hertfordshire's largest stockist of horse feed together with and outstanding selection of cat & dog foods,  caged and wild bird foods, racing pigeon foods and sundries all available to the public at unbeatable cash & carry prices.

The 2nd floor houses "Horseworld" with over 17,000 lines of equipments and clothes for the horse owner and country enthusiast.

The original mill site in the High Street was changed into shops, offices and flats. 

Further Wheathampstead history here

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