Student of the Year 2020!
9th December 2020We are absolutely delighted that Eugenia Siccardi has won the Student of the Year Award at the 2020 Property Care Association (PCA) Best Practice Awards. … View the full post
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UK Assessment of Japanese Knotweed Risk is Proportionate
16th October 2020In early 2019 the Parliamentary Science and Technology Select Committee held an inquiry to discuss the impact of Japanese knotweed on the built environment. This … View the full post
Covid-19 lockdown caused complex and harmful local air quality effects
14th October 2020There has been much in the news about the positive impact on local air quality caused by the huge decreases in traffic emissions that resulted … View the full post
Air Quality Positive – what will it entail and how can you prepare?
24th September 2020What is it? The ‘Intend to Publish London Plan’ includes ‘Policy Sl1 Improving Air Quality’ which contains the unassuming text that as well as all … View the full post
Winter dead canes clearance
12th March 2020Japanese knotweed is an herbaceous perennial plant. Perennial plants are those that can live for several years – i.e. having a lifecycle that lasts longer … View the full post
The Green Industrial Revolution and Air Quality
9th March 2020What is The Green Industrial Revolution? The Green Industrial Revolution is a term cited by the likes of Jeremy Corbyn, Greta Thunberg and Extinction Rebellion, … View the full post
Tree Climbing Bat Survey: How Our Recent Qualifications Enhance Our Services
27th February 2020Recently, a few members of our staff successfully carried out a tree climbing and aerial rescue training course. This, in conjunction with our licensed ecologists, … View the full post
Odour Complaints & Smell Pollution Guidance
25th February 2020It seems that complaints of offensive odours and ‘smell pollution’ are on the rise, which could be a result of the public’s increased understanding of … View the full post
Have recent floods in the UK increased the spread of Japanese Knotweed?
5th February 2020The recent flooding in the UK has caused widespread disruption to people and businesses. Of course, in these events, the top priority is to protect … View the full post
Have we really seen a rise in Giant Hogweed in the UK?
13th January 2020Dubbed by some as Britain’s most dangerous plant, Giant Hogweed (Heracleum mantegazzianum) was thrust further into the limelight in 2019 due to dramatic stories hitting … View the full post
