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Winners of Marshalls Register Awards 2022 crowned
The big prize went to Dawson Landscapes, who were given the highly esteemed title of "Contractor of the Year 2021/22” for which they won a 1.5 Volvo excavator.
S & D Landscapes will attempt to run the Dales Way (80 Miles) to raise money for Greenfingers Charity
Chris Allen and Michael Wignall from S & D Landscapes are currently training for an ultra-marathon to raise money for Greenfingers Charity.
Charles Shi becomes the 2022 Young Horticulturist of the Year
The Grand Final for the 2022 Young Horticulturist of the Year competition took place on 7 May 2022 at the University of Warwick.
Melcourt Awarded a Royal Warrant by Her Majesty The Queen
Melcourt has been a supplier to the Royal Household for more than 6 years and is now unique in being the only supplier of these types of horticultural products to have been awarded Royal Warrants.
Issue 55 of Landscape & Urban Design out now
Find out more about growing a living wall and more in issue 55 of Landscape and Urban design magazine.
Talasey Group relocates to larger site in Scunthorpe as part of expansion plan
Strong and consistent sales growth over the last few years had meant that the company outgrew its former site and moved to the new 4-acre site in Scunthorpe.
Don’t let limited access limit your options
Azpects discuss how their EASYClickBase product helps reduce the traditional ‘dig-out’ part of the installation process for patios, paths, and driveways.
Submissions now open for Landscape Institute’s 2022 awards
Landscape projects that address climate change, habitat restoration and biodiversity loss and those that promote health and wellbeing can now enter the awards.
ABAX reports UK has the highest usage of tracking units on plant and machinery across its European portfolio
UK construction businesses clocked up 13 million hours of tool and equipment monitoring with tracking technology and recorded a 278% increase in use of equipment and tool tracking.
Eight of Green-tech team signed to be GoLandscape Ambassadors
As part of their new role, the team will visit local schools and college to inspire the next generation into the landscape industry.