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LISS/CSCS Industry Accreditation Update July 2022
22 July 2022
Following a recent communication from CSCS we felt it was time to update our members and LISS/CSCS customers on the current situation with the withdrawal of Industry Accreditation (IA), We will continue to monitor the situation and update our members should any further changes be made.
Accredited Logo
23 March 2021
This ZIP folder contains the British Association of Landscape Industries' Accredited logo, for exclusive use by Accredited members only. Four versions of the logo are included, JPG, PNG, PDF and EPS. The logo can be used on your website, stationery, vehicles, workwear and more.
BALI Coronavirus statement
5 March 2020
The British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) has issued its own statement in response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, to help inform its members, industry and the wider general public about its policy and ongoing involvement with large-scale events in 2020.
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BALI Digital
30 March 2026
Helping your brand and business to grow with expert digital marketing support and advice. Make the most of your online presence with our exclusive member benefit.
Fair Risk Allocation in Grounds Maintenance Contracts
22 January 2026
BALI has now published a letter template to help members push back against uncapped liability as well as indirect and consequential loss provisions in grounds maintenance contracts.
Lay of the Land
3 October 2025
This report of our member survey sets out priority areas for our members as well as business confidence. It aims to give policymakers a better understanding of what challenges our members are facing and what opportunities are available to support the landscaping sector to reach its full potential, including recommendations for all levels of government.
BALI AGM 2025 highlights industry growth, resilience, and future ambitions
18 September 2025
BALI gathered members at GroundsFest, Warwickshire, on 9 September 2025, to review a year of challenges and achievements
Biodiversity Net Gain - Member Views
24 July 2025
In February 2024, Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) became mandatory for major sites followed by small sites in April 2024. The purpose of BNG is to support biodiversity in England and reduce habitat and species losses by 2030. In order to accurately capture our member’s feelings towards BNG, including barriers and opportunities for delivery, we put out a quick survey to our members.