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CJS Classified was officially launched on 1 July 2003.

The Classified section has been redesigned and streamlined to make it easier to navigate.  We've dispensed with the separate pages for display adverts and directory listings and now display adverts are included on the directory pages.

CJS Classified still contains details of a range of products and services of interest and use to countryside professionals.

If you are interested in a particular ad, please respond directly to the advertiser and not to CJS.  Please remember to tell them that you saw their advertisement in CJS Classified. 

For recruitment advertising (jobs!) please see CJS Daily Online, CJS Weekly and CJS Monthly.

The CJS Weekly Special Edition Supplements focus on certain areas of the sector,  these contain a range of adverts from recruitment to products so if you're looking at a specific area then please view the Special Edition section.

Areas featured to date include: Trees and Hedges (4 editions), Horticulture & Organics, Country Sports, Recycling, Energy & Sustainability, Coastal & Marine environments and, Seasonal & Volunteering work (3 editions), Wildlife Conservation and Research work & a Focus on Training. Topics to come in 2008 are Rights of Way (May), Biodiversity & Habitat (August) & Environmental Education (Nov).