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Phil Mulligan has been acting as interim chief executive since the end of October when Alastair McCapra left. Phil Mulligan is an experienced manager whose most recent role was as executive director of the United Nations Association UK.

He also spent

A notice has been issued by the Health and Safety Executive on the dangers of chain flail and non-standard attachments for portable hand held brush cutters in arboriculture and the agriculture and construction industries.

A serious risk has been iden

Botanist Jean Henkens travels the world to save trees earmarked for destruction as virgin tropical rainforest is burned to make way for lucrative but environmentally costly palm oil plantations.

"I am one of the fighters against the green oil mafia i

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1. Hepworth Court

In the summer of 2008 4 of us set out to conquer this majestic, large, 360-degrees open

Biodiversity offsetting plans outlined by the government must be strengthened if they are to "properly protect Britain's wildlife", MPs have warned.

The scheme aims to ensure that when a development causes unavoidable damage to biodiversity, "new, bi

Places for People, one of the largest property management, development and regeneration companies in the UK, has recently upgraded their fleet of grass cutting machinery with the purchase of Etesia pedestrian and ride-on mowers.

Purchased from local d

The growing seasons nearly at an end but there are still jobs to be done i have recently passed a city and guilds in the safe use of pesticides including knapsack spraying weeds at Reaseheath College so i can now provide that service to customers in

Midlands based independent supplier of seed, landscaping products and hydraseeding consumables, Phoenix Amenity Supplies is marking next year’s World War One centenary by selling memorial poppy seeds to wholesale and retail customers, with £2 from ea

The British Library has unveiled a Georgian inspired garden, complete with a cherub of the infant Prince George.

To mark the launch of its new exhibition opening this week, Georgians Revealed: Life, Style and the Making of Modern Britain, the library

With they’re continued success in the natural and artificial sportsturf sector, White Horse Contractors (Northern) are proud to announce their latest completed contract – North Durham Academy.

Following a highly competitive tendering process, the comp

Time is running out for Newcastle upon Tyne's botanic garden, home to a collection of rare plants once used for research into projects as diverse as water conservation and drugs for dementia.

When the city's university leaves the Moorbank site it has

Registration opens today to find new design ideas for London’s Royal Docks. The Landscape Institute and Ecobuild, with support from the Mayor of London and London Borough of Newham, have launched ‘The Royal Docks Ideas Competition’ to find innovative

A product designed to add colour and bring benefits to fine turf during pre-dormant and dormant times of year is being introduced into the UK for the first time by Sherriff Amenity, one of the leading turf care and sports equipment suppliers.

Manufact

Business costs have continued to rise during 2013, with energy costs still the most commonly seen increase among small businesses, according to the latest research from the Forum of Private Business.

The Forum's latest Cost of Doing Business survey,

The RHS has created a series of short films in which young professionals in horticulture share what they love about their jobs and explain why their careers matter.

The films were made in response to a survey revealing that just 16% of pupils highli

 Liverpool Landscaping Careers

Landscaping as a career?

We have been established for over 30 years and in the last 5 years have seen so many  businesses pop up out of no where. Many of these landscaping companies have been set up by past employees o

The Great British Garden Revival is a new series starting on BBC Two in December, that aims to do for plants what the Great British Bake Off has done for cakes.

Many of the BBC's gardening experts will be tasked with explaining and highlighting some

The proven reliability and consistent finish achieved by Charlie Yeomans, Head Groundsman at the University of Warwick and his existing Dennis cricket wicket mower made the British manufacturer the obvious choice when he was looking to purchase a new

The government has launched a consultation on how the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) should shape the future of farming and the rural economy in England.

The new EU rules set the framework for how CAP funding may be spent, but the UK government suc

UK building, construction and landscaping sector leaders have learned about a new business and human rights programme in the export sandstone sector of Rajasthan, India.

At a recent presentation the Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI) and member compani