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Are turbo-charged hosepipe bans on the cards?

One water company has already applied for a so-called non-essential use ban (NEUB), which would have significant impacts on the landscaping sector, and a dry winter could force others to do the same

28 Nov 2025 | Technical News

Spruce removal grant returns with better terms

Owners or managers of spruce which host the eight-toothed spruce bark beetle in England or fall within the proactive spruce removal area can now apply for a more generous grant to remove the tree.

20 Nov 2025 | Technical News

Have your plants been damaged at border checks?

A recent spate of reports by HortWeek suggest persistent issues around border checks on plants, and we are keen to hear about your experiences of receiving damaged goods.

20 Nov 2025 | Technical News

Free resources to support safe and legal winter driving

Every season brings its own challenges for drivers but winter is perhaps the most significant, so take advantage of free resources now to help prepare employees for changing weather conditions.

06 Nov 2025 | Technical News

Scottish Aggregates Tax: registration to open in ‘early 2026’

The Scottish government is replacing the UK Aggregates Levy with its own tax on aggregates from 1 April 2026, though affected businesses may need to act sooner.

06 Nov 2025 | Technical News

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
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