Thetford lies roughly midway between Norwich and Cambridge on the A11, which is dual carriageway in both directions and gives better access than most Breckland towns enjoy. The largest single source of sweeping work is the urban extension on the north side of the town, a development of several thousand homes being delivered in phases over many years.
The town also has a long-established manufacturing base, a legacy of its expansion in the 1960s, concentrated on estates such as Fison Way. Around it, Thetford Forest is a working forest. Timber lorries and harvesting machinery bring sand and mud out onto the A134, A1065 and A1066, particularly where forest tracks meet the highway after wet weather.
Coverage around Thetford and Breckland
Croxton, Brettenham, Kilverstone and Barnham are close by, and bookings can extend to Brandon, Mundford, Watton, East Harling and Attleborough. This is thinly populated country with few operators based locally. Vehicles generally travel in along the A11, so day hire tends to be more sensible than a brief visit and early enquiries are recommended.