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SureSet adds a new alternative resin to their ProResin range
ProResin Non-UVR is a high-performance MDI resin specifically for lower budget projects.
Green-tech welcomes over 150 customers to their open day
Green-tech opened its doors for an Open Day on 8 September 2022 to a mix of customers, suppliers, industry colleagues and friends of the company.
Vectorworks Design Day UK, 5 October 2022
Join Vectorworks in London on Wednesday, 5 October, 2022, for the first Vectorworks Design Day since 2019!
Makita launches three new radio lanterns
Makita has launched three new cordless radio lanterns for its LXT and XGT battery platforms.
HSE advise ear loop respirators do not provide protection as respiratory protective equipment
To ensure adequate protection for individual wearers, the HSE recommend all right-fitting RPE should be fit tested by a competent assessor as part of the selection process.
Risk assessment and method statement templates available for free
Association members are reminded a suite of risk assessments are available to download for free from the BALI website.
Single polymer, 100% circular: Game-changing ONE-DNA artificial grass is here
Futureproofing the artificial grass marketplace means facing the challenges of circularity and recyclability head on. The pioneers in this field at Evergreens UK Group are again leading the march forward, as they reveal their UK-exclusive collaboration with LimeGreen® and the launch of ONE-DNA™ artificial grass for 2023.
Learn how to create the best surfaces at SALTEX Learning Live
As part of the SALTEX 2022 Learning LIVE Programme, a series of seminars designed to help grounds people to create the best playing surfaces across a range of sports and settings has been developed.
Green-tech announces the addition of 100% biodegradable NexGen Tree Shelters to its range
Green-tech has today announced the addition of NexGen Tree Shelters to their extensive tree planting range.
York Dementia care home receives a plant donation and garden makeover
Award-winning garden designer Luke Arend recently designed a garden for a Dementia care home in York with plants donated by a local nursery firm, Johnsons of Whixley.