Dry stone walls are a common feature in many parts of the UK, especially in the North of England, and are one of the oldest forms of field and property boundaries. There is evidence of their existence as far back as the Iron Age. As history progressed their popularity increased and they are now also used as garden boundaries, retaining walls, landscaping features, shelters and even sculptures.

Leigh Dobson is a Professional Member of the Dry Stone Walling Association and offers a variety of walling and stone feature services throughout Northumbria and Cumbria.

He has broad geographical and conservational knowledge of the North of England and the Borders and undertakes both large and small dry stone walling projects in this area.