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Join BALI for a live podcast experience at FutureScape 2025
Members of the British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) can get an exclusive behind-the-scenes viewing of the latest Dig Deep podcast episodes as they are being recorded by visiting FutureScape 2025
BALI to unveil groundbreaking “Lay of the Land” report at FutureScape 2025
BALI will officially launch its highly anticipated “Lay of the Land” report at FutureScape on 7 October 2025.
Lawsons Appoints Allun Pittingale as Chief Executive Officer
Allun Pittingale has joined Lawsons Group as Chief Executive Officer.
STIHL launches new battery-powered backpack blowers
Designed for professional use, STIHL has launched the new BRA 500 and BRA 600 battery-operated backpack blowers, with maximum blowing force for clearing large areas.
Seal the deal with our contract templates
BALI has produced a range of contract templates for design and build members to use with domestic clients, all of which are available free-of-charge through our website.
Do you sell plants online or via mail order?
The Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) is creating a list of businesses authorised to sell plants by distance contract and you could join it today.
Green-tech strengthens Irish presence with appointment of Gavin Saunders
Green-tech, the UK’s leading supplier of landscaping and tree planting materials, is pleased to announce the recent appointment of Gavin Saunders as Business Development Manager for Ireland.
BALI announces speaker change for National AGM
Oliver Lewis from Joe’s Blooms will now deliver the presentation on "BNG without the headache: how tech can streamline your compliance."
Larson launches new website
The new Larsen Building Products website has just been launched, revealing fresh and engaging content, a user-friendly experience and a knowledge hub of technical information and support for customers within the construction sector.
New study hints at biodiversity potential in gardens
Scientists in Germany have developed a new tool to assess biodiversity in private gardens and highlighted the potential for large-scale enhancement.