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BALI campaigns to cap liability in grounds maintenance and landscaping contracts

In response to member feedback, BALI is launching a campaign to end unfair and potentially ruinous liability terms in grounds maintenance and landscaping contracts.

30 Oct 2025 | Technical News

Horticulture business fined after worker falls from height

Ball Colegrave, a wholesale distributor of seeds and plants, has been fined £80,000 after an employee fell from a ladder and suffered serious injuries.

30 Oct 2025 | Technical News

Drones in landscaping: uses, regulation, and other considerations

Drones have come on leaps and bounds since the helicopter-style models became a popular indoor toy around 15 years ago and, thankfully, they are now much easier to control!

23 Oct 2025 | Technical News

First chainsaw PPE for women launches

Forestry England and Arbortec have teamed up to produce the first range of chainsaw safety clothing designed specifically for women, with the aim of improving both safety and comfort.

23 Oct 2025 | Technical News

PPE or A&E: new campaign flags rising chainsaw injuries

Lantra is launching a new campaign around chainsaw safety, with the tag line ‘respect the chainsaw’, having sourced new data which shows a concerning uptick in related injuries.

16 Oct 2025 | Technical News

Tachographs: how to stay safe and compliant

Following a member query, BALI worked with a specialist transport solicitor to clarify the rules around the correct use of a tachograph and adherence to the EU drivers’ hours rules contained in EU Regulation 561/2006.

16 Oct 2025 | Technical News

Landscape Institute launches new carbon tool

BALI has attended the launch of a new tool for reducing carbon emissions from landscaping projects, developed by the Landscape Institute (LI) and industry experts.

09 Oct 2025 | Technical News

Hosepipe bans may last ‘well into the winter’

The Environment Agency (EA) says the hosepipe bans put in place over the summer may stretch ‘well into the winter’, despite significant rainfall in some parts of the country.

02 Oct 2025 | Technical News

Business fined after worker killed by collapsing wall

A building firm has been fined £56,775 and told to pay £44,000 in costs for breaching the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974, after an employee was killed when a retaining wall collapsed onto them.

02 Oct 2025 | Technical News

UK gardens deliver large-scale benefits – new HTA report

The Horticultural Trades Association (HTA) has published a new report on the benefits delivered by private gardens in the UK, highlighting the important role of landscapers who help create these spaces.

25 Sep 2025 | Technical News
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