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BALI Chalk Fund welcomes Pro Landscaper as latest champion

BALI Chalk Fund welcomes Pro Landscaper as latest champion

Pro Landscaper and FutureScape have been announced as the latest BALI Chalk Fund champions. Operating nationally, the Chalk Fund supports students studying landscape, horticulture and garden design at land-based colleges and universities from Level 2 upwards. Its Student of the Year Awards provide financial awards and industry recognition to...

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In conversation with Allgreen’s Harry Norman

In conversation with Allgreen’s Harry Norman

Founder and director Harry Norman on creating a successful business that fills a gap in the stone market. How did you get into the industry? I have always had a passion for the outdoors. When I was young, my family were in landscaping in South London, where I was working as a labourer and cutting grass for domestic clients at the age of 15....

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Pro Landscaper announces 30 Under 30 2026 winners

Pro Landscaper announces 30 Under 30 2026 winners

The winners of Pro Landscaper 30 Under 30: The Next Generation, in association with Stihl, 2026 have been announced. Back in 2015, the initiative was launched to recognise people from across the industry aged 30 or under for their impressive achievements and bold ambition.    Now in its 12th year, we've already celebrated 330...

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Sustainability and collaboration focus of GrootGroenPlus 2026

Sustainability and collaboration focus of GrootGroenPlus 2026

From 30 September to 2 October 2026, the 36th edition of GrootGroenPlus will take place at the BCT site near the Hazeldonk border crossing in the municipality of Zundert. This year, the international trade fair for the tree nursery sector is dedicated to the theme ‘Growing Together’. The fair highlights the importance of collaboration, innovation...

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University of Cambridge’s new neighbourhood planning approved

University of Cambridge’s new neighbourhood planning approved

Plans for the University of Cambridge's new mixed-use neighbourhood, Eddington, has been approved. Grant Associates has worked closely with the University of Cambridge Estates Division to develop the landscape strategy as part of a multidisciplinary team led by HawkinsBrown. More than one third of the development will be retained as green and...

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RHS Garden Bridgewater unveils new Chinese Garden centrepiece

RHS Garden Bridgewater unveils new Chinese Garden centrepiece

This weekend, the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) is unveiling a new landmark at RHS Garden Bridgewater in Salford, Greater Manchester. The Yangzhou Scholars' Garden is the new centrepiece of the seven-acre Chinese Streamside Garden. More than eight years in the making, the garden is the result of an ambitious international collaboration of...

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Wildlife charity analyses green space by recording mammal sightings

Wildlife charity analyses green space by recording mammal sightings

Wildlife charity People's Trust for Endangered Species (PTES) is urging volunteers across the UK to record sightings of wild mammals in green spaces in its Living with Mammals survey. The public are urged to record species such as foxes, hedgehogs and squirrels in spaces such as private gardens, public parks and other green spaces from September...

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BALI reports confident industry despite increasing pressures

BALI reports confident industry despite increasing pressures

The British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) has released the second annual Lay of the Land report. The report, first launches last year at FutureScape, provides a detailed snapshot of sentiment, behaviour, opportunities and challenges shaping the UK industry in 2026. "The lay of the land report is such an important piece of work for...

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Barbican reveals plans for all-new accessible Sculpture Court

Barbican reveals plans for all-new accessible Sculpture Court

The Barbican Centre has secured planning permission to transform its one-acre Sculpture Court into a new, fully accessible public square that will open in 2030. Located above the Concert Hall, the Court was originally conceived as a space where people could experience art and architecture. However, its limited accessibility and poor seating meant...

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‘Talking trees’ technology responds to climate change challenges

‘Talking trees’ technology responds to climate change challenges

Mayfield Park in Manchester welcomes a new garden featuring 19 trees, seven of which are fit with technology that allows horticultural teams to understand how trees are feeling in the face of climate change. Developed by Avande, the Tree Talk technology communicate real-time data about the conditions the trees are coping with, while an AI system...

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