Meetings at work
Trainer and Motivational Speaker, Frank Newberry, has been helping people to get better results in the turfcare sector for over twenty years. He is convinced...
in Consultancy - on 22/12/12
Trainer and Motivational Speaker, Frank Newberry, has been helping people to get better results in the turfcare sector for over twenty years. He is convinced...
in Consultancy - on 22/12/12
Nefyn & District Golf Club in North Wales has met the challenge of maintaining a Top 100 rated course and controlling the costs of machinery replacement...
in Golf - on 21/12/12
Thirty-five delegates from seven European golf federations, The Professional Golfers Association, The R&A and The European Tour, as well as volunteer officials...
in Golf - on 21/12/12
... and that’ll get composted! The sports curriculum at public schools ensures that pupils are provided with endless hours of opportunities to hone their...
in Schools & Colleges - on 21/12/12
Campaigners complain cuts to park budgets risk damaging the fabric of green spaces inherited from the Victorians. But what is the classic British park?...
in Local Authority - on 20/12/12
Aston Villa Star Groundsman Jonathan Calderwood has scooped the Campey/Imants sponsored 2012 IOG Award Professional Football Groundsman of the Year.
in Football - on 20/12/12
Bill Gordon, the recently retired Head Groundsman at Surrey County Cricket Club’s Kia Oval, is the recipient of the England & Wales Cricket Board’s...
in Cricket - on 20/12/12
Following the successful ‘Mowerthon’ challenge last month, the Etesia H124 ride-on mower that completed the 1250 miles will be sold to the highest...
in Industry News - on 19/12/12
Police are investigating the theft of £3,000-worth of equipment at a North-East golf club.
in Golf - on 19/12/12
London Gardens Online provides public access to a wealth of information on over 2,500 parks, gardens, squares, churchyards, cemeteries and other sites...
in Industry News - on 19/12/12
The ‘non-summer’ that Britain endured this year affected many sporting fixtures, with racing particularly hard hit. Jane Carley visited Leicester Racecourse...
in Equestrian - on 19/12/12
With a recent increase in findings of new pests and diseases, it is clear that Britain's trees are facing unprecedented threats.
in Conservation & Ecology - on 18/12/12
It’s generally acknowledged that unswept areas are unsafe areas that can cause slips and trips, leading to injuries and work absences or even damage...
in Industry News - on 18/12/12
Saracens will play their first home game on the brand new artificial pitch at Allianz Park in North London (pictured) when they take on Cardiff Blues in...
in Rugby - on 18/12/12
The Welsh Rugby Union is thinking about replacing the pitch at the Millennium Stadium with an artificial surface.
in Rugby - on 18/12/12
Cycling, triathlon and netball have been given increased grassroots funding, but tennis, cricket and rugby have seen their money cut.
in Industry News - on 17/12/12
Wednesday (5th December) marked World Soil Day, a celebration of one of the Earth's most valuable assets. However, the day is also an opportunity to highlight...
in Industry News - on 17/12/12
Pesticide sales globally topped $40.5b (£25.18b) in 2008, and of those sales, 47% were generated from herbicides.
in Industry News - on 17/12/12
Hereford, a city which has staged horse racing for over 240 years, hosted its last meeting for the foreseeable future, perhaps ever, on Sunday in front...
in Equestrian - on 17/12/12
Since rising from the ashes at the turn of the century, Leamington Football Club is currently enjoying a high spot in its checkered history. Now, firmly...
in Football - on 17/12/12