Steve Gibbs

The campaign, now in its third year, recognises the work of turf care volunteers and professionals in the UK, with a focus on inspiring new recruits to consider a career in the industry.

TurfPro owners Duncan Murray-Clarke and Emma Craigie are running the Brighton Half Marathon next month for the the Addington Fund.

Organisers of Louisville's Equip Exposition say 2023's show will offer new, advanced education, additional entertainment and show footprint expansion.

Dealership says the electric range fills a gap in their portfolio of grass cutting machines.

Former golf courses manager at Gleneagles will oversee the development of the Academy’s training programmes.

Turf and topsoil producer, Rolawn Limited, has achieved continued accreditation under the Green Achiever scheme for the fourth consecutive year.

Achieving the Diamond Banner Award, Rolawn secured the highest level in the scheme.
 
Rolawn, based in the Vale of York, has secured the status under the scheme which offers environmental accreditation to businesses wishing to obtain independent acknowledgement of their green credentials and verification that they are actively reducing their environmental impact.
 
Ken Brewster, Rolawn’s marketing director, said, “We have a robust and proactive environmental strategy, not all of which is necessarily visible to our audience, so the continuation of this accreditation is really valuable in helping us to reassure our customers that we take this seriously.
 
“Integrity is important to us at Rolawn and that includes implementing improvements that aren’t overtly obvious, yet still make a real difference, for example the installation of onsite solar panels which has made a significant contribution to production.”
 
To achieve Diamond Banner Award status, Rolawn had to evidence proactivity on a range of levels from day to day, ground level operations, such as energy consumption and recycling, right through to higher level operational compliance with complex environmental legislation.

Organisers have announced that spaces to exhibit at this year's event are being "booked up fast".

Organisers have announced that free practical training sessions, suitable for turf professionals, will be available at the event this year.

After last week's news that Henton & Chattell are ending their relationship with John Deere, the manufacturer has announced plans to serve customers in their territory.

Council has aim of increasing plant diversity and providing habitat and food for pollinators.