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CHAIRMAN’S
WELCOME
Dear member
Just when our industry is riding on the crest of
a wave, with full order books, better margins,
not enough working hours in the day, and all
the associated challenges that come with a
vibrant growing sector, I read that the Bank of
England has downgraded the growth forecast
in the construction sector for 2018, with
difficulties predicted for the industry.
Prospects have been adversely affected by the slowing of Grosvenor House, Park Lane, London, on Friday,
the UK economy, with falling real wages on one side and a 1 December. If you have never attended I would urge you to
sharp rise in costs on the other. It is clear that the uncertainty do so; it is a friendly, sociable, networking event that really
of Brexit is now having an impact on companies and they highlights the best of the best in BALI and our industry. As
are reining in their investments as they do not know if we will the industry’s premier awards event it is an inspirational
have a smooth Brexit or a cliff edge one. The fact that interest experience and an occasion to witness at first hand the
rates currently remain low will encourage investment in plant BALI designers, contractors and suppliers who have reached
and machinery in the short term but the pressure is there, the pinnacle of professional excellence that a BALI Award
with rising inflation, for rates to increase, possibly as early as recognises. I look forward to seeing you there on the day.
next year. With all that said, I think we should remember this
Best wishes.
summer as a pretty good one all round.
Paul Downer
BALI, too, is experiencing the feel good factor at Landscape
BALI National Chairman
House. Membership enquiries and conversions are increasing
markedly and we have a highly motivated skilled team to fully
support the membership. I am really pleased to report that
New members as at 25.08.2017
all the positions proposed at the 2016 AGM have been filled
and their positive impact is already helping in their areas of
operation. These appointments were necessary to ensure that
our members derive maximum benefit from the association
and that BALI keeps pace with a rapidly changing business Full Contracting Scotland Registered
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across a wide range of topics. DMS Landscaping & Ground n Gardens Yorkshire &
Throughout the regional structure operated in BALI there Building Services North East
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are a number of hardworking active regional chairs and their Blueteam Sue Barnes CMLI,
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Autumn 2017 | BALI Landscape News 3
CONTENTS
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I have just had the privilege of sitting
for three days with the BALI Awards
adjudication panel as they deliberate over
this year’s entries. And I don’t use the word
‘privilege’ lightly where the BALI Awards
judges are concerned. Watching them
and listening to their comments, which
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not meet their exacting standards – their
scrutiny is brutal! I would like to personally
congratulate all Award winners and
wish them every success at the Awards
ceremony on Friday 1 December when
they will find out who amongst them is a
Principal, Special or Grand Award winner.
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It’s been one
heck of a year QUARTERLY
for landscaping! UPDATE
Despite the referendum, now over BALI members have great bargaining and swiftly. When somebody does
twelve months ago, and what seems strength when looked at collectively. withdraw consent, their details must
to be constant turmoil on the political Recent BALI system reports show that be permanently erased, and not just
front since, the vast majority of BALI members have a combined annual deleted from a mailing list. GDPR gives
members are still reporting good turnover of £5.9bn and currently employ individuals the right to be forgotten.
trading conditions, tempered with over 103,000 staff. In the event of a data breach, GDPR
a slight note of caution over Brexit forces companies to inform relevant
issues and the corresponding mood Data protection authorities within 72 hours, giving full
of their clients. From speaking with details of the breach and proposals for
In May 2018 the Data Protection Act
our members on a regular basis, we mitigating its effects.
(DPA) will be replaced by the EU’s
are beginning to see some slowing
General Data Protection Regulation From the initial stages onwards,
in client commitment, albeit more
(GDPR), a framework with greater scope organisations must consider the
on the commercial side than in the
and much tougher punishments for impact that processing personal data
domestic market.
those who fail to comply with new rules can have on an individual’s privacy.
BALI was once again invited to attend around the storage and handling of This means, for example, that every
a round table discussion on Brexit and personal data. Whilst this new framework new business process or product that
its impact on trade by the Ambassador comes into effect in the midst of the could involve personal data or impact
of the Netherlands at their Embassy in process to uncouple the UK from the EU, the privacy of an individual must be
London. Well attended by representatives the ‘European Union (Withdrawal) Act’ designed in accordance with data
from British companies, the meeting was means it is likely to be converted into protection requirements.
an interesting one, with a more land- British law.
We will be covering this important
based focus than previously. The Dutch
The DPA dates from the 1990s, a time issue in more detail for members in the
are clearly concerned about the Brexit
when only the largest companies had coming months but, in the meantime,
situation and its effect on their country’s
the means to collect and store significant please be aware that this legislation
future trade with the UK.
amounts of data. In the intervening years, is on its way. As a BALI member, you
I will obviously keep you posted on these however, the ease and sophistication of have access to expert advice through
matters as and when they arise but, in data collection means that thousands BALI HR and BALI H&S provided by
the meantime, BALI will be seeking your of SMEs not only collect personal details Qdos Consulting. You can gain access
views as members on how you feel Brexit but store, move and access them online. to their details through the members’
may or may not affect your businesses. Personal data is used in everything area of the website, or by calling the
This will ensure that we represent BALI from sales to customer relationship helpline number 01162 437881.
members properly at senior government management to marketing.
level whenever we have the opportunity. Industry Engagement
One of the biggest changes SMEs will
Could I ask you to take the time to
face concerns consent. Under the new We continue to press for wider industry
respond to any of the surveys we send
regulations, companies must keep a engagement, particularly with other
out to members to ensure we have a
thorough record of how and when an industry associations, societies and
better understanding of your businesses
individual gives consent to store and institutes. Some of the ongoing work we
so that ours is a truly representative
use their personal data. Consent will have on our agenda includes:
voice for our industry? Unless as many
mean active agreement. It can no longer
members as possible provide their • BALI to host a meeting with the
be inferred from, say, a pre-ticked box.
feedback the clout we need when Rt Hon Anne Milton MP, Minister
Companies will have to show a clear
discussing these issues with a whole for Apprenticeships and Skills
audit trail of consent, including screen
range of stakeholders, whether industry • The Parks Alliance – BALI
grabs or saved consent forms.
or government, will be diminished and continues to attend regular
could damage our attempts to protect Individuals also have the right to meetings and represented TPA
your livelihoods post Brexit. withdraw consent at any time, easily at the Green Flag Awards
6 BALI Landscape News | Autumn 2017
The GoLandscape
‘Watch this Space’
garden at RHS
Hampton Court
Palace Flower Show
• Ornamental Horticulture Round
Table Group – BALI contribution
to industrial strategy and meeting
with Defra Minister of State George
Eustice MP
• Plant Health and Biosecurity
meeting, Defra
• Horticulture and Landscaping
Trailblazer Apprenticeship standards
• BALI’s continued support of the
RHS Young Landscape Contractor
Competition at the RHS Flower Show (The Outdoor Room)
Tatton Park and designer Andy
• Attendance at RHS Chelsea Sturgeon MBALI. They came
Flower Show and RHS Hampton up with the concept of reusing
Court Palace Flower Show and materials from previous award-winning
participation in parliamentary tours RHS Chelsea Flower Show gardens and
reusing them in one garden design BALI Landscape House
at both events
at Hampton Court. David realised and staff moves
• Numerous visits to BALI members
this could be a great opportunity to
undertaken by myself and the team Since my last update we have two
promote GoLandscape and careers in
at Landscape House new starters at Landscape House.
landscaping if trainees and apprentices
Stephen Ensell, as already mentioned,
• Horticulture Framework for the built the garden and he and other
has taken up the role of Education
Future (Scotland) – This document industry professionals mentored them.
Officer and whilst he has previously
is to be launched in the coming
With some financial support from the run a BALI Award-winning contracting
months
RHS, the garden was given the go- business with his brother, he was also
• I represented BALI members at the ahead with just three weeks to go! The a landscaping and horticulture college
Majestic Trees Grand Opening of APL and other organisations provided lecturer for a number of years.
their new Visitor Advice Centre and support during the build and a superb
celebration of 15 years in business garden was delivered – I should know, Jayne White has also joined the team,
during the live panel debate about I spent over two hours watering it! This which is now at a full complement, to
biosecurity was a fantastic demonstration of what take up the role of Membership Officer
GoLandscape is capable of achieving. working with Emily Feeney. Jayne
joins us from another membership
At the beginning of August our newly organisation and brings a number of
appointed Education Officer, Stephen skills with her to help support BALI
Ensell, took up his role at BALI and will members and their businesses. I do
now help bring the GoLandscape pilot hope that you will welcome both
to its conclusion and begin planning Stephen and Jayne to BALI and that you
I am delighted to report that this BALI the official launch and phased roll out. will find them both, together with the
initiative is gathering great momentum Stephen will also have responsibility rest of the team, a great support for you
and is being talked about all over the for BALI’s other learning programmes and your businesses.
industry at the moment. Its greatest but will focus heavily on GoLandscape
achievement to date was to build a in these early stages of the initiative. Wayne Grills
feature garden at Hampton Court Should you wish to support CHIEF EXECUTIVE
Palace Flower Show! This was the GoLandscape in any way please e-mail
brainchild of BALI members David Dodd Stephen at stephen.ensell@bali.org.uk
Autumn 2017 | BALI Landscape News 7
Trees delivered by company HGVs
with truck-mounted telescopic
forklifts for off-loading
Majestic Trees’
celebrations
Majestic Trees tempered by
Xylella worries
Visitor Advice Centre
Managing Director of BALI Affiliate the stock and minimises risk to the health joined on the panel by Mark Gregory of
member Majestic Trees, Steve McCurdy, of staff and to the environment by using BALI Registered Contractor Landform
chose to mark his company’s fifteen 50% less chemicals with 80% less drift. Consultants, BALI Registered Designer
years in business and the opening of No stranger to industry accolades, Andy Sturgeon, Peter Seabrook, and
its stunning new Visitor Advice Majestic Trees has won UK Nursery RHS Council member Jon Wheatley.
Centre with a Landscape Stock Grower of the Year four times, It was clear that, despite action clearly
Industry Symposium, most recently this year, and won Silver being taken by Professor Spence’s team
focusing on the biosecurity at the International Grower Awards in in the fight against Xylella, there was
threat from Xylella and 2011 and 2016. Many of the company’s concern from some members of the
the risk the bacterium workforce of over thirty employees have audience that, whilst nurseries are being
poses to the entire been with Majestic Trees for a large part held to account for their actions, other
landscape industry. of its existence and staff retention speaks members of the landscape industry, such
volumes for its ethos. as landscape contractors and landscape
Managing The event, which took
and garden designers, can also play a key
Director Steve place at Majestic Trees’ Following Steve McCurdy’s welcome
role in containing the threat. Wayne Grills
McCurdy nursery at Flamstead and introduction to the symposium,
suggested in his response that a joined-
near St Albans, welcomed garden journalist, broadcaster, speaker
up approach is needed across the wider
landscape architects, garden and horticultural legend Peter Seabrook
landscape industry as opposed to smaller
designers, contractors and other formally introduced the Visitor Advice
initiatives run by different sectors. There
industry professionals, who were Centre, before Professor Nicola Spence,
was a clear sense of urgency amongst the
treated to a packed programme of UK Chief Plant Health Officer, gave the
audience and some disquiet that the UK
keynote speeches, panel discussions and keynote address - Biosecurity: Risk and
Government had been caught unawares
seminars. In addition, there were static responsibility sharing; future threats and
by Xylella; more should now be done
displays from Vermeer, JCB, Amenity opportunities.
in terms of awareness of the bacterium
Land Solutions, Platipus, as well as Professor Spence discussed the threat and its potential to cause wide-spread
Majestic’s own tree handling machinery, posed to the UK by pests and disease and plant losses and damage to nursery and
and electrostatic sprayer. particularly the emerging Xylella situation landscaping businesses.
Majestic Trees stocks the widest range across Europe, which is likely to impact
After lunch, there were seminars on
of container-grown semi-mature sizes how landscapes in this country are
buying specimen trees (Steve McCurdy),
and varieties of trees and hedging in designed, planted and maintained in the
running a profitable business (BALI
the UK, with over 10,000 specimens of future if high-risk host species are to be
Registered Designer John Wyer), and
some 400 varieties on the nursery at any avoided. She explained the preventative
planning, handling and planting big trees
one time. Some trees at the nursery are work currently being undertaken by the
(Mark Gregory). A second panel discussion
fifty years old. Nurseries across Europe Government and the horticulture sector,
with Jody Lidgard and designer Ann-
are visited to find those with the very including plant passports and regular
Marie Powell gave the audience a further
highest biosecurity protocols and pest liaison with the EU, and cited successes
opportunity to discuss client charging
and disease control practices from to date in terms of biosecurity. Critically,
and business profitability.
which to source stock. The vast majority Professor Spence, who has spent a great
of new stock is brought in over the deal of time engaging with the nursery An excellent day concluded
winter, either in rootball or bare-root industry, stressed the importance of with drinks and canapes and an
form, and then planted into Air-Pots to the wider industry working together to opportunity to network in beautiful
encourage the rapid development of protect the nation’s landscape. surroundings. Congratulations to
a healthy, fibrous root system that will Majestic Trees on their fifteen years in
The panel discussion, which followed a
withstand transplanting in any season. business and for organising a much-
short break, was facilitated by Professor
Pest and disease control is paramount at needed and timely symposium in
Spence who directed questions from
Majestic Trees and the company’s use of their new Visitor Advice Centre.
the audience to the panel speakers.
electrostatic sprayer technology protects BALI’s Chief Executive Wayne Grills was majestictrees.co.uk
8 BALI Landscape News | Autumn 2017
LATEST NEWS
Xylella fastidiosa and
the threat to the UK
What is Xylella, and why is • Spartium junceum (Spanish broom) – In the event of an outbreak in the UK
On sale in the UK, host of ssp. multiplex there would be a massive impact on the
it important to prevent its and ssp. pauca. Has accounted for 27% affected nursery and any other nurseries
spread to the UK? of positive diagnoses in PACA. While a within the buffer zone, currently 10km.
major host in southern member states,
Xylella fastidiosa is a bacterium, which Xylella is subject to EU emergency
it is not a high volume seller in the
can cause disease in a particularly wide measures and any signs of it should be
UK. However, it may be planted more
range of woody plants. It has four sub- reported as follows:
widely in southern and coastal areas.
species, each attacking different plants:
For England and Wales, contact your
• Xylella fastidiosa ssp. Multiplex • Hebe – Widely grown in the UK, a host
local APHA Plant Health and Seeds
of ssp .multiplex. Very large volumes of
• Xylella fastidiosa ssp. Fastidiosa Inspector or the PHSI Headquarters,
UK own production and EU imports.
• Xylella fastidiosa spp. Pauca Sand Hutton, York. Tel: 01904 405138
It is planted in a very wide range of
Email: planthealth.info@apha.gsi.gov.uk
• Xylella fastidiosa ssp. Sandyi private garden and amenity landscape
situations across the UK. For Scotland, contact the Scottish
Xylella is responsible for large scale losses Government’s Horticulture and
of commercial and amenity trees in USA, What does Xylella do to Marketing Unit:
Italy and Brazil. In Brazil, 40% of citrus
trees have been lost to the bacterium,
host plants? Email: hort.marketing@gov.scot
resulting in $120 million of lost revenue The disease attacks the water- For Northern Ireland, contact the
to the economy. In Europe there are conducting mechanisms of the host DAERA Plant Health Inspection Branch:
currently major outbreaks in: plant, inhibiting movement of water and Tel: 0300 200 7847 Email: planthealth@
• Provinces of Lecce and Brindisi – nutrients. This can lead to the death of daera-ni.gov.uk
Southern Italy the plant.
For more information on Xylella, visit:
• Provence Alpes Cote d’Azur (PACA) – How is Xylella spread?
Southern France, and Corsica Defra Plant Pest Factsheet
The bacterium is spread by insects
• Mallorca, Menorca and Ibiza, with a (for example, common froghopper), planthealthportal.defra.gov.uk/assets/
finding also confirmed on mainland which feed on the water-conducting factsheets/xylellaFastidiosa2015.pdf
Spain (Alicante) mechanisms within a plant. The UK
• An outbreak in Germany is relatively contains several species that fit into this
small compared to the situations in category and, should Xylella become
Spain and Italy as it relates to a small established in the UK, the insects
number of plants, which have been could spread the bacterium over long
moved in trade. distances. Xylella may also be spread
through the transporting of plants as
The official measures required in part of landscaping schemes.
the event of an outbreak under the
Commission Decision for Xylella are very What are the symptoms?
similar for all sub species/strains. This Xylella symptoms vary widely and
means that any outbreak of Xylella in according to the host plant species
the UK will have a very serious impact on but the presence of any of the
the growers affected by it. The multiplex following visual symptoms should
strain is considered to pose the greatest be investigated further:
plant health risk to the UK.
• Marginal leaf scorch
Host plants • Wilting of foliage
More than 150 plants have been • Withering of branches
infected by Xylella fastidiosa on the
continent but the number of plants that Severe cases of Xylella can result
are susceptible to the bacterium may in the death of the specimen.
extend to more than 300. The link below
provides the latest information from
Has Xylella reached the UK?
the European Commission: Directorate Is it a viable threat?
General for Health and Food Safety Although Xylella has not yet reached
the UK, the Food and Environment
ec.europa.eu/food/plant/plant_health_
Research Agency (FERA) has suggested
biosecurity/legislation/emergency_
that, once in the country, Xylella is likely
measures/xylella-fastidiosa/ Leaf tip and
to establish in plants both outdoors and
susceptible_en marginal leaf
under protection. Warmer UK regions yellowing
In addition, the following should be with minimal frost are most at risk from
noted: the pathogen.
Autumn 2017 | BALI Landscape News 9
LATEST NEWS
Training providers and speakers
attend the launch of the industry’s
Trailblazer Apprenticeships
Marcus Jones
MP is new parks
and green spaces
minister
Following June’s General Election,
Marcus Jones, MP for Nuneaton
and Parliamentary Under
Secretary of State (Minister for
Local Government), has now been
given the parks and green spaces
brief to add to his already weighty
responsibilities at the Department
for Communities and Local
Government (DCLG). These include
homelessness, troubled families
and adult social care.
Thamesmead
An MP since 2010, having served
as a local councillor and leader
of Bedworth Borough Council,
Landscape
Marcus Jones was appointed
Minister for Local Government in
May 2015. Before that he served as
Contractor Day
the Parliamentary Private Secretary
to the Financial Secretary to the
Treasury and Parliamentary Private
Secretary to the Secretary of State
for Culture, Media and Sport.
He takes over responsibility for
parks and greens spaces from
Andrew Percy MP, the first
Following the article in the likely to be awarded, outline the
government minister to have
summer edition of BALI Peabody procurement process,
parks listed within his official
Landscape News, Peabody, and include a tour by mini-bus of
responsibilities, who resigned
the organisation driving the Thamesmead with its Director of
following the election to return to
regeneration of London’s new Landscape & Placemaking, Phil
the back benches. Andrew Percy
town, Thamesmead, is holding Askew.
had been encouragingly proactive
a workshop for all of those
The workshop will provide an in engaging with stakeholders
who are interested in working
opportunity to fully understand involved in the Communities
on the project. The day will be
Peabody’s commitment to the and Local Government
an opportunity for landscape
project and its desire to work with Committee’s parks inquiry and
contractors to see Thamesmead
quality contractors and suppliers had recommended a cross-
and understand the ambitious
to achieve its aims. departmental group be established
programme of regeneration
in light of the inquiry findings.
and development upon which
Peabody is embarking. Places for the workshop,
depending on the level of It is hoped that the progress made
response, may be restricted to with moving parks and green
Taking place in the heart of
one representative per company. spaces up the government agenda
the town at Sporting Club
To secure your place please email will continue under the new
Thamesmead on Wednesday,
owen.baker@bali.org.uk who will minister and that the findings from
25 October, 2017, the workshop
forward full details of the event the parks inquiry will avoid falling
will explain the Thamesmead
and a registration form. into the long grass!
project and the types of contracts
10 BALI Landscape News | Autumn 2017LATEST NEWS
Draycote Water hosts the
2017 BALI National AGM
Members attending BALI’s 2017 number of entries and attendance
National AGM on 7 September at the event in London, resulting
headed to Draycote Water near in a boost in Awards income of an
Rugby, where the AGM followed additional £8,000 on the previous
by a technical workshop on weed year. In addition, BALI membership
treatment technologies were increased steadily to 900 at Year
held. 35 members representing 31 End with a corresponding increase
member companies attended, with in income.
apologies received from a further
• The increase to membership fees The proposition to accept the
66 members.
approved at last year’s AGM had directors’ recommendations for the
National Chairman Paul Downer allowed the association to appoint reappointment of the following to
opened the meeting by welcoming an Education Officer to drive serve as Officers of the Association
members and explaining that Chief forward the GoLandscape initiative was unanimously adopted:
Executive Wayne Grills would field any and a Technical Officer (Policy
& Research) to further support Paul Downer
questions for the Treasurer, Richard
members. National Chairman
Stone, who was unable to attend. The
minutes of the previous AGM on 6 Matt O’Conner
• The Reserves Policy discussed at
September 2016 were approved and Vice Chairman
last year’s AGM has been introduced
under matters arising Wayne Grills with the aim of retaining 6-7 Robert Field
apologised that the updated Articles months of operating costs as guide. Immediate Past Chairman
of Association could not be circulated This year £100,000 of the reserves Wayne Grills
prior to the AGM as BALI’s solicitors has been ringfenced and the fund Chief Executive
had recommended a more extensive will be increased as and when a
review and updating of both the Richard Stone
surplus allows. Honorary Treasurer
Articles and the Memorandum of
Association. Once this is completed The financial accounts for the year Wayne Grills gave a presentation
the proposed updated documents ending 31 March 2017 were duly summarising the Association’s
will be reviewed by the Board before adopted. A constructive discussion activities over the previous twelve
being issued to members. followed on the proposal for a months and highlighting future plans.
mandate from the members
to increase fees by 3% for the Following the formal business of
membership year 2018/19 to cover the AGM, members enjoyed a BBQ
the association’s increased operating lunch and those registered for the
costs. Following the Board’s review afternoon’s event - Weed Treatment:
of membership fees and bands a Exploring New Technologies – joined
C10 category will be introduced for colleagues to hear presentations
companies with turnovers in excess from Andrew Turner,
of £40m and that consultation with the HSE’s Principal
the members affected will take Inspector of Health
place prior to implementation. In and Safety; Tracey
addition the differentials between Ware, Pesticides
membership bands will be reviewed Policy Team for
The National Chairman’s, Chief and adjusted. the Chemical
Executive’s and Honorary Treasurer’s Regulations
reports, which appeared in the The proposal was carried with 27 Division, and
formal Annual Report and Accounts votes for (16 from the room and 11 Thomas Scanlon,
document sent to members prior to proxies), 9 against (3 from the room Key Account
the AGM, were taken as read. Wayne and 6 proxies). Manager, Crop
Grills highlighted aspects of the Protection at
The meeting was advised that Janine
Treasurer’s report in Richard Stone’s Monsanto UK.
Pattison MBALI would be standing
absence: Leading manufacturers
down and not seeking re-election to
• Of the £47,000 reported surplus, the Board. The Chairman thanked her and suppliers, including
£18,000 relates to the sum agreed for her contribution throughout her Weedingtech, Overton (UK),
for the development of the ROLO tenure as Design Director. Existing Cardley, Amenity Land Services,
Health & Safety Awareness Course board members Neil Huck, Nigel Ubiqutek, Green-tech, Rigby
for supervisors and managers, which Bowcock and Jodie Read were re- Taylor and Monsanto, attended
has now been given the go-ahead. elected by unanimous vote. with products and equipment,
Following the introduction of the providing members with an
The Chairman advised that there informative afternoon that included
new financial standard FRS102, this
were now two vacancies on the demonstrations.
sum could not be carried forward
Board. Following the five nominees’
to the next accounting period and The minutes of the AGM will be
personal statements Marian Boswall
has therefore boosted the Year End circulated to BALI members once
MBALI and Rosemary Coldstream
results; available.
MBALI were duly elected to the
• The 40th Anniversary BALI National BALI Board with 20 and 19 votes
Landscape Awards saw the highest respectively.
Autumn 2017 | BALI Landscape News 11LATEST NEWS
Help create
great school grounds
Learning through develop solutions that meet their best ways of bringing that diversity
different needs and provide the best into the site, sparking creativity and
Landscapes (LTL) is looking experiences for the children who use developing the imagination. Schools
for BALI Registered them. The best school grounds are also need a variety of spaces in their
places where pupils make friends,
Designers and Contractors play, get close to nature, learn about
grounds that can be used in different
ways. Keeping open spaces for sport,
who are experienced in risk taking, challenge themselves to active play and large-scale learning,
working with schools, try something new, develop their
whilst also having small, intimate
sporting skills, and learn, not only
or who would like to, to about the world around them but
spaces where children can meet with
a friend or get away from others and
become members of the also maths, English and more. Outside
sit quietly, are equally important.
they can experience things that are
charity’s accredited network. just not available inside. To find more about the work of
LTL encourages schools to find out Creating diverse school grounds Learning through Landscapes visit
what experiences they want their provides pupils with the opportunity ltl.org.uk and for more information
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2017 Houzz UK Landscaping home. Nearly one in 10 is investing in
outdoor kitchen equipment, such as a
Trends Survey finds we’re
barbecue and either built-in cabinetry,
a sink and/or a refrigerator (8%). Pizza
ovens are also popular additions, with
influenced by our neighbours 9% prioritising one.
Along with large scale projects, UK
British homeowners are (73%), exchanging courtesy greetings homeowners on Houzz are making
looking to their neighbours for (67%), helping when needed significant investments in their
(45%), and sharing drinks with gardens. Half allow a budget of £3,000
inspiration when undertaking
each other (32%). One in five (23%) or less for their landscape projects
landscaping projects, according (51%), but only two-fifths spent this
however, admitted that their garden
to the 2017 Houzz UK makeover was motivated by a lack amount (42%). Meanwhile, more than
Landscaping Trends Survey. of privacy, demonstrating that UK half spend more than £3,000 (58%),
The survey of UK homeowners homeowners value their own space, with only 49% budgeting this amount,
using Houzz (houzz.co.uk) and who too. Unsurprisingly, half (50%) of those indicating that budgets do not always
are in the midst of, are planning, or who updating non-structural features, align with spending.
recently completed, an outdoor project improved their fence or property border.
“Our research shows that one in
found that among those with next-door A nation of garden lovers, UK two renovating homeowners make
neighbours, one in five (23%) revealed homeowners spend around eight hours upgrades to their gardens and/
that their new garden had been or outdoor structures,” said Andrew
per week in their gardens during the
influenced by a nearby household.
warmer months, and two hours per Small, Managing Director of Houzz
The study also found that British week during the colder months. During UK. “Home buyers are key drivers of
homeowners are building bridges landscape projects, British homeowners these renovations, motivated to extend
with neighbours following landscaping are creating comfortable outdoor spaces their living spaces to the gardens and
renovations, as 15% of homeowners for entertaining and relaxing with items achieve stylish yet low maintenance
interact more with their neighbours like outdoor dining and lounge furniture surroundings. Outdoor kitchens and
after a landscaping update. Top (43% and 33%, respectively), treating elaborate outdoor lighting are key
interactions range from small talk their gardens as an extension of the trends to look out for in 2017.”
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LATEST NEWS in the process of organising training
sessions. These will be in the form of
FROM four training days, each in a different
location across the UK to ensure they
are available to as many employees as
possible, and it is anticipated that each
day will be split into two – half the time
focusing on hedge cutters and half
on strimmers. Once the final details
Training based of course content and locations have
been confirmed they will be advertised
on credible data across BALI-NCF members and the
wider BALI membership.
This year BALI-NCF members have
been sharing accident statistics to
determine what the main causes
BALI-NCF membership
of the most frequently occurring grows
accidents are across all member
BALI-NCF membership has increased
organisations. Until now there has
and we are pleased to welcome Steve
never been any specific, credible data
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available relating to safety in the UK
This increase in membership and the
grounds maintenance industry and
commitment of the existing members
this latest collaboration has shown
and support of their organisations is
that the main risks come from hedge
testament to the work that BALI-NCF
cutter and strimmer use.
has done over the last three years to
In order to be able to address safety represent the national contractors
issues it is important to have live involved in delivering principally
information to inform decision making grounds maintenance services
and implement more robust training across the UK and in assisting the
regimes to help prevent accidents. growth of those aspiring to become
There is a real will amongst BALI-NCF national contractors. Each year brings
members to work together to reduce increasing pressures on all contractors
the risk that we all face from hedge and BALI-NCF seeks to identify industry
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Who’s Who
BALI members a heavily discounted rate to help them fill
their staff vacancies.
All job credits can be purchased using the special BALI rate of
£200 (standard rate £300) and vacancies will be advertised on
Landscape Directory
the job board at horticulturecareers.co.uk on weekly e-shots to
Unfortunately, in the 2017/18 edition of
candidate databases, and on vacancy aggregator sites such as
the BALI Who’s Who Landscape Directory,
indeed.co.uk. Members also have the opportunity to advertise
an incorrect email address was printed
their vacancies on the jobs pages within Pro Landscaper
for BALI Registered Contractor The
magazine, again at the special rate of £200 (standard rate £300).
Plantman Ltd. The correct email address is
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amber.bernabe@eljays44.com or call 01903 777581. to apologise to Managing Director Darren
Stobbart for any inconvenience this error
eljays44.com may cause.
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Whiting Landscape
celebrates 40 years
In July, BALI Registered Contractor Whiting
Landscape celebrated 40 years in business with
a family fun day for staff and their families.
The company was first established in 1977
and Managing Director Maurice Murphy and
his fellow directors Wayne Bridges, Laurence
Upcott and David Griffiths, wanted to thank
their hardworking staff for contributing to the
company’s success.
Whiting Landscape was first set up by Maurice Murphy and Colin
Spear when they joined the Midlands based Wilson Group of Sutton
30 YEARS OF Coldfield to create a landscape division to complement Wilson’s
existing construction companies. Whiting Landscapes moved to its
PROFESSIONAL current headquarters in Bromsgrove in 1984 and the offices are now
LANDSCAPE
surrounded by a 16 acre tree and shrub nursery.
Maurice and Colin led a buyout of Whiting from the Wilson Group in
MANAGEMENT 1991 and the company is now privately owned by Maurice and three
other directors; Colin retired from the business in 2013. Focusing on
a relatively small number of blue chip companies, Whiting obtains
Based in Stone, Staffordshire, BALI most of its work from its existing clients who benefit from the
Registered Contractor Hortech was company’s comprehensive range of services.
first established in 1987 and now, BALI members since the early 1980s and winners of many industry
as it celebrates its 30th anniversary, awards, including the BALI Grand Award, Whiting has experienced
steady growth throughout its history, with 2016/17 predicted to be
it is a multi-activity landscape
a record year for the company. There was plenty to celebrate at the
management company with depots open day, which hosted activities ranging from a bungee run and
across the country and a workforce bouncy castles to mini bumper cars, a magician and face painting.
of 130 employees. A long-standing A beautiful Victorian carousel was the star of the show and plenty of
food and drink was available in the marquee.
BALI member, Hortech won a BALI
National Landscape Award in 2006 Speaking at the event, Managing Director Maurice Murphy said:
“I can’t believe we’ve been in business for forty years. It’s a real
for Trentham Gardens. milestone and we wanted to mark it with a celebration that said a
Having started out working predominantly in big ‘thank you’ to all our employees who work so tirelessly year in,
the industrial sector providing specialist grounds year out. A special mention must be made for all the teams out on
maintenance services for the oil, nuclear and our sites in all weathers, often in very challenging conditions – today
electricity industries, Hortech now also supports was about letting them know how appreciated they all are.”
facilities management companies to offer
a diverse range of services, from traditional whitinglandscape.co.uk
landscaping, grounds maintenance and weed
control to graffiti removal, pest control and Managing Director Maurice Murphy (centre left) and
gritting. The company prides itself on the extensive Whiting staff at their 40th anniversary celebrations
in-house skills and health and safety training it
delivers to its employees to ensure the customer
experience is second to none.
The business also includes Hortech Wholesale
Nurseries, which supplies plants nationwide
to customers including landscapers, garden
designers, local authorities and landowners.
Having worked to develop a suitable peat-free
growing medium the company hopes soon to
operate an entirely peat-free nursery.
The company re-branded this year with a fresh,
contemporary logo, marking the start of a new era
in its development. Commenting on the Hortech’s
success to date, company director Duncan Jones
said: “The art to what we do is to anticipate the
needs of the client, continually innovate and invest
in our staff.’’
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16 BALI Landscape News | Autumn 2017CONTRACTOR NEWS
Prime Minister
Theresa May opens
the Sir Nicholas
Winton Memorial
Garden in Oaken
Grove, Maidenhead
Prime Minister’s
M & N Horticulture seal of approval
cultivates 20 years for landscaping
of growth of memorial
garden
Norfolk based M & N Horticulture, which
BALI Registered Contractor
became both a limited company and
ANB Groundcare received
a BALI Registered Contractor in 2005,
the Prime Minister’s personal
is celebrating its 20th anniversary this
congratulations for their
year, having been established in rural
contribution to the landscaping
Wymondham in August 1997 by Martin and
of a memorial garden in her
Nicky Wood.
Maidenhead constituency.
A family-run company with an enviable track record in
Designed to reflect the story of Sir Nicholas
the design, construction and maintenance of high quality
Winton, who helped arrange for hundreds of
landscape projects across Norfolk and Suffolk, M & N
children to be brought to safety on the eve of
Horticulture Ltd, which trades as MN Landscapes, continues
the Second World War in what later became
to deliver at the highest level, thanks to the daily hands-
known as the Czech Kindertransport, the
on involvement of Martin and Nicky and their constant
memorial garden was officially opened by Prime
searching for new ideas. A recent highlight for them both
Minister Theresa May at a ceremony at the new
and their team was the construction of The Notcutts Garden,
site in Oaken Grove Park, Maidenhead.
which was opened in May by the Lord Mayor of Norwich at
Notcutts Garden Centre. Since the Notcutts show garden at The garden features a water fountain, giant
the Norwich Show they have installed similar gardens for the willow arch, pond, plaques quoting Sir Nicholas
Notcutts Group in Nottingham, Staines and Tunbridge Wells, and a winding pathway linking the features.
with more to follow. 10,600 plants and shrubs were supplied and
planted out by ANB Groundcare, making
Over the past twenty years, M & N Horticulture has this their biggest and highest profile soft
developed an impressive team of dedicated landscaping landscaping project to date.
professionals, supported by a range of specialist equipment
and machinery that enables the company to handle more Alastair Brooker, ANB Groundcare’s Managing
involved and technical projects. Martin Wood said: “Garden Director, said: “It was a great honour to be
landscaping has evolved over the past twenty years. The involved with the landscaping of this high
modern trend is for people to use their gardens as an profile memorial garden. For myself and our
additional room in their homes for families and social Operations Manager David Hampshire to be
entertaining. In the future we expect to see an increase in congratulated in person by Theresa May was
the use of our construction services as well as a change very rewarding. We have worked for many
in design and planting themes to take into account the years for The Royal Borough of Windsor and
changing seasons. We are delighted to still be providing our Maidenhead but this is by far the biggest
garden maintenance services to some of our very first clients and most complex planting scheme we have
of twenty years ago.” carried out for them to date. We worked
seamlessly with the Project Centre and fellow
mnhorticulture.com BALI Contractors Hickman Brothers’ Landscapes
who carried out the hard landscaping.”
anbgroundcare.co.uk
Autumn 2017 | BALI Landscape News 17CONTRACTOR NEWS
Roof garden, Rotherhithe,
South East London
WELCOME TO
VALLEY
PROVINCIAL
GROUP
BALI contractor makes Multi-discipline business Valley Provincial Group
based in Dartford, Kent, is celebrating achieving
bereaved family’s BALI Registered Contractor status. This growing,
dynamic company operates under three brands:
memorial garden a reality Playcubed, Provincial Planters and Valley
Landscape Management, each offering a distinct
area of expertise and helping deliver a complete
solution for its clients.
New BALI Registered Contractor Warwick Taylor Playcubed designs and installs playground and
Landscapes of Chelmsford came to the rescue multi-use games areas (MUGAs) for schools and
when the dreams of the grieving parents of five councils. Bespoke designs incorporate the client’s
year old Violet Mornington, who passed away visions and requirements and every project is
after a short illness in 2013, looked as if they delivered safely and efficiently. Playcubed has
also developed its own range of safety surfaces
would be thwarted. and play equipment that meets and exceeds all
‘Violets in Bloom’, a charity established by them in her name to build safety legislation.
a memorial garden that could be shared by other grieving parents
Provincial Planters installs and maintains plants
and siblings, had raised sufficient money and secured donated space
and flowers for commercial clients. From indoor
at the local cemetery in Lichfield, Staffordshire, where the garden was
planting schemes to living pictures, Provincial
to be built. Construction eventually began in May 2016 but it soon
Planters brings corporate horticulture to the offices
became clear that the chosen contractors had misinterpreted the
of some of the world’s biggest brands, including
brief and work came to an abrupt halt, with the threat of the loss of
Virgin, Adobe and Nike.
monies spent to date.
Valley Landscape Management provides
Violet’s family and the cemetery managers Dignity PLC eventually
commercial grounds maintenance and landscape
managed to recoup all the money that had been paid to suppliers
management, holding contracts with many large
and in March 2017 Warwick Taylor Landscapes were asked to submit
property companies. Its extensive range of services
a design for the garden. Working closely with Clews Landscape
provides clients with a very efficient one-stop-shop
Architecture, they produced a concept plan that reflected the needs
for all exterior works.
of parents and children, offering space for both quiet contemplation
and safe play. Clients for whom the company has completed
showcase projects include Telford Homes, Tolent
Violet’s father, Ivan, had thought long and hard about the garden and
Construction and Neilcott. With the increasing
his ideas were incorporated into the design so that the whole would
requirement to include recreational provision
be a fitting tribute to a much loved little girl. Once the cemetery
within new developments Valley Provincial Group
owners, the charity and the family had approved the design, Warwick
will undoubtedly build on its success to date, but
Taylor Landscapes were invited to build the garden – but with a
with the added credibility of its hard-won BALI
completion date of 3 June, what would have been Violet’s ninth
Registered Contractor status.
birthday, just three weeks away.
valleyprovincial.com
Notwithstanding the almost impossibly tight deadline, Chris Taylor,
director of Warwick Taylor Landscapes, was up for the challenge and
his team began work immediately on the 550 square metre garden,
which features a tunnelled walkway, resin bound pathways, mature
yew hedging, lawns, play equipment, trees, art installations and a wild
flower meadow. Chris has worked in the landscape industry since
leaving school and although his own business is relatively young,
he has strong relationships with suppliers and employees. From the
outset he had complete confidence that his team could complete this
high-spec project on time and on budget, and he was right.
The unofficial opening of Violet’s garden took place as planned on
3 June. Violet’s family and friends were delighted with the results; their
dream of a children’s memorial garden, where parents could grieve
privately and siblings could feel relaxed and secure, had been realised.
See more images of the garden by vising violetsinbloom.org School playground
scheme, Plumstead,
warwick-group.co.uk
South East London
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