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Biofuels ... Half full or half empty?
2 days ago by: Parken
"thank you David informative reading not sure i agree with ..."
End of season renovation
4 days ago by: Philmort
"Lots of great info but this should go to clubs in July in or ..."
Guernsey - Lunar Energy
2 weeks ago by: agrostis
"Well done Shane...............it's a pity Guernsey RFC don't ..."
Wessex and Ransomes – way out-front with the perfect combination
3 weeks ago by: Sumomosr
"Adaption to hydraulic drive would appear to be simple and ef ..."
Players gave Wembley's pitch their seal of approval yesterday
3 weeks ago by: Barry Pace
"When its buried?......"
Big Heap 12 Sweet Smell of Success
1 week ago -
Local Authority -
Mark Dempsey
On Saturday, 250 cars collected a free bag of Black gold from the composting facility at Mearclough Lane, Sowerby Bridge.
Calderdale Council Compost Open Day
28th Jul 2010 -
Industry -
Mark Dempsey
Calderdale MBC’S Safer, Cleaner, Greener Section (previously Parks & Streetscene), are planning a free Compost Awareness Day on Wednesday 25th August 2010.
Compost Awareness Day - Calderdale
26th Jul 2010 -
Industry -
Mark Dempsey
Calderdale MBC’S Safer, Cleaner, Greener Section (previously Parks & Streetscene), are planning a free Compost Awareness Day on Wednesday 25th August 2010.
Amenity Forum Trent Bridge Seminar
7th Nov 2009 -
Industry -
Mark Dempsey
Gary Harland Wakefield MBC event organizer states” The aim of the event was to attract anyone with an interest in the Amenity Sector to make a special effort to participate and actively contribute in the pesticide debate.
Calderdale Council Parks and Street Scene NRoSO training Update day 2009
23rd Apr 2009 -
Local Authority -
Mark Dempsey
Calderdale Council Parks and Street Scene Staff have recently taken part in a training NRoSO road show event which is part of the national voluntary initiative scheme to upgrade their awareness of Sprayers, stores and buffer zones the aims of the day were as follows;
Turning an old leaf!
27th Dec 2007 -
General News -
Mark Dempsey
A leaf recycling project at Calderdale Council is helping them to conform to green waste issues and environmental regulations. Mark Dempsey reports on how the project is shaping up.
Calderdale Parks and Street Scene NRoSO Training Day
2nd Jul 2007 -
Local Authority -
Mark Dempsey
Calderdale Council Parks and Street Staff have recently taken part in a training event to upgrade their awareness of potential water contamination issues, update of LERAPS (Local Environmental Risk Assessment of Pesticides) and correct nozzle Selection.
It’ll stunt your growth!
29th Jun 2007 -
Local Authority -
Mark Dempsey
- Issue 12 - Apr / May 2007 - 4 comments
Climate change is starting to wreak havoc with Britain's sport and leisure facilities, as sportsgrounds and venues increasingly begin to bake in summer then flood in winter. Such extremes of weather are requiring councils to revise their maintenance policies to keep within budget and also to optimise use - a tough challenge.
Recycling Action Yorkshire
20th Apr 2007 -
Industry -
Mark Dempsey
Open Day 10th May 2007
Calderdale Parks and Street Scene NRoSO Training
3rd May 2006 -
Local Authority -
Mark Dempsey
- 1 comment
Calderdale Council Parks and Street Staff have recently taken part in a recent training event to upgrade their awareness on potential water contamination issues ,update of LERAPS (Local Environmental risk Assessment of Pesticides), coupled with the opportunity to discuss the impact of the New Defra pesticide Guidelines which were issued in March this year.
Living Willow Planting in Parks
6th Mar 2006 -
Industry -
Mark Dempsey
Calderdale Parks and Streetscene are about to plant 2000 hardwood cuttings of willow in parks throughout Calderdale.
100 Million Wildflowers Sown
21st Mar 2005 -
General News -
Mark Dempsey
“Over the autumn and winter, Calderdale Community Services have been busy sowing wildflower seeds in different areas within Calderdale” states Recreation Support Services Manager, Mark Dempsey.
