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Landscape foreman salary

I run a design, landscape and maintenance company based in North London. I have a very good landscaper who I currently pay £12.50 per hour. He does excellent  work, is good with clients and  does all day to day running of his jobs, ordering materials

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17 Replies · Reply by Colin Hunt Aug 6, 2012
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Nursery workwear

Now that summer has belatedly arrived, the tricky subject of work clothing has once again reared its head on the nursery.

 This is an issue which causes concerns at every nursery in the country and is due, in part, to the excessive heat of the working

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13 Replies · Reply by james Aug 10, 2012
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Best value van insurance?

Mines due, I'm with the NFU every year it goes up :-( every year I get an alternative quote to make sure the renewel is competitive...this year I clicked on Van compare at the top of the screen whilst on landscape juice, filled out enough detail to c

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10 Replies · Reply by Roy Parker Jul 24, 2012
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dr wheeled strimmer

has any one used one of these i just bought a second hand one to clear some rough ground but the engine seems to be running to slow just wondered if anyone has an idea of the speed the engine should run i looked at there web site but could not see an

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3 Replies · Reply by Derek Tucker Jul 25, 2012
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Pergola fixings

Hi,

I'm lookng to source some pergola fixings similar to those in the photograph below, not the metal cross beams at the top, but just the steel fixings that attach the top of the wooden posts to the main wooden structure.

Has anyone used these in the

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4 Replies · Reply by Garry Smith Jul 24, 2012
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Trade green waste centres

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