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Blakedown Landscapes Strengthens Grounds Maintenance Offering With The Appointment Of Nigel Payne
Blakedown Landscapes is taking a significant step in expanding its grounds maintenance capabilities with the appointment of Nigel Payne.
London Stone Opens New Milton Keynes Showroom
Nationwide hard landscaping materials supplier London Stone has opened its ninth showroom, in Bletchley, Milton Keynes.
Makita Launches New Spring Redemption Offer
Leading power tool manufacturer Makita UK is offering end users the chance to get their hands on a FREE LXT battery with the purchase of selected cordless garden machines, with its latest redemption offer.
Driving for Better Business: Vehicle Roadworthiness
As part of its partnership with Driving for Better Business (DfBB), the Association is committed to sharing monthly road safety topics aimed at improving knowledge and reducing industry-related road accidents.
HSE Encourages Managers to Use the Shout Test to Safeguard Workers' Hearing
Noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) remains a significant concern in British workplaces, with research suggesting that up to 20% of the workforce could be exposed to high noise levels (>85 dBA) while on the job
Protecting Our Industry from Skin Cancer – Have Your Say!
The CIH and Melanoma Focus are launching a vital campaign to protect outdoor workers from skin cancer—take the survey and help shape industry-wide sun safety standards.
BALI and Lantra share interim findings from research exploring barriers to new entrants into the landscaping industry
BALI and Lantra have asked employers what they see as the biggest challenge to taking on an apprentice in their business
Developing a Long Term Financial Plan for Your Business
Sones Accountancy Services explains that having a long term business plan is about more than just numbers.
Beavers return to Shrewsbury, with a hand from ATM
ATM played a key role in the release of a bonded pair of Eurasian beavers into a secure enclosure at Shrewsbury.
Building 1.5 Million Homes Without Environmental Harm: The Environmental Audit Committee Verdict
The Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) recently explored the feasibility of meeting the UK Government's ambitious target to build 1.5 million homes in the next five years without causing environmental harm