
Tim Handyside
Tim Handyside - has a problem with the Tory party ... and people in general!
in People - on 7/6/11
Tim Handyside - has a problem with the Tory party ... and people in general!
in People - on 7/6/11
Richard Campey is the man who introduced the Koro to the UK, along with a number of other innovative products. Here he talks to Pitchcare about his company's...
in Industry News - on 6/6/11
Chris Sherriff, Greenkeeper at Welwyn & District Bowls Club, and County Greens Advisor for Hertfordshire Bowls, talks about his role at the club and the...
in Bowls - on 6/6/11
Jane Carley reports on a remarkable turnaround in fortunes for Ayr Racecourse, led by Clerk of the Course, Emma Marley and her experienced groundscare...
in Equestrian - on 4/6/11
Is it possible to establish a hard wearing sports pitch in just ten weeks from seed? With the right conditions and the right materials, Simon Taylor of...
in Consultancy - on 3/6/11
That is what Kerry Mapp was advised by the Headmaster when he joined the staff at Canford School in Dorset as Head of Grounds and Gardens.
in Schools & Colleges - on 31/5/11
Swelling, shrinkage and motties ... you could be forgiven for thinking you had stumbled onto the set of an X-rated movie. But, it’s all to do with the...
in Cricket - on 30/5/11
After more than forty years doing voluntary work in the UK and abroad, performance consultant and conference speaker, Frank Newberry, has examined his...
in Consultancy - on 28/5/11
Ascot Racecourse continues to rise to the challenges posed to its team of groundsmen, led by Clerk of the Course, Chris Stickels, and Head Groundsman,...
in Equestrian - on 26/5/11
Adam Caves, Head Groundsman and 1st XV player at Moseley Rugby Club, has seen huge improvements in the pitch after following the advice of the RFU’s...
in Rugby - on 23/5/11
Alan Spedding of the Amenity Forum outlines a new rapid risk assessment system that has been used to roughly classify nearly two thousand non-native plant...
in Consultancy - on 20/5/11
Dr Mark Hampton of Peak Ecology, explains how the native crayfish population is being decimated by aliens, and how you can help
in Consultancy - on 18/5/11
Forty new species have been added to Schedule 9 Invasive Plant Species
in Industry News - on 17/5/11
Andy Johnson - riled by poor workmanship, school opening hours, marker cones ... not a lot then?
in People - on 16/5/11
Nick Tebbs guides us through a year’s work on the Oundle cricket pitches
in Cricket - on 16/5/11
Lindum Turf’s Stephen Fell argues the case for natural grass over synthetic surfaces, and says that the industry is making huge strides forward in developing...
in Industry News - on 15/5/11
Laurence Gale MSc visits Syngenta’s research facility at Jealott’s Hill in Berkshire to see how new products come to market
in Industry News - on 13/5/11
Over a few weeks in February and March, Chris Lane, Groundsman at Wolverhampton Wanderers, went on a journey, one that saw him undertake a task so big...
in Football - on 11/5/11