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BNG now a legal requirement for nationally significant infrastructure projects
Biodiversity net gain (BNG) is now mandatory for nationally significant infrastructure projects (NSIPs) in England. From today, NSIP developers who apply for a development consent order (DCO) need to deliver at least 10% net gain in biodiversity. In June 2026, Defra published…
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Entries open: Pro Landscaper celebrates 10th Business Awards
The Pro Landscaper Business Awards, in association with Paving Superstore, returns for the 10th edition next April. Entries are now open, with winners set to be announced during a ceremony at Old Billingsgate on Friday 23 April 2027. After almost a decade, the Pro Landscaper…
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University College Dublin hosts synthetic turf irrigation project
A project at University College Dublin (UCD) has enabled synthetic sports pitches to capture and store rainfall for use across the site. The synthetic turf project began in February 2025 and remains ongoing, which also allows the rainwater storage to irrigate the natural grass…
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Māori landscape architect makes history with 2026 IFLA Jellicoe Award
Dr Diane Menzies has made history after winning the 2026 IFLA Jellicoe Award in Landscape Architecture. Awarded by the The International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA), Menzies is the first Indigenous person and the first recipient from Oceania to receive the…
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Inside the nursery: Creepers Nursery
Creepers Nursery explains why young talent, sustainability and Plant Healthy are all key parts of its growth. Walk onto the grounds of RHS Chelsea Flower Show during build-up and you’ll likely see a Creepers Nursery delivery van. The wholesale nursery has become synonymous with…
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Autumn budget ‘falls short’, says industry
Chancellor John Healey delivered his first UK autumn budget on 28 October 2026, which has received a cautious welcome from the industry. The British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) recognises measures that could support economic growth and opportunity for landscaping…
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Pro Landscaper invites interest for next year’s 30 Under 30
Applicants are now able to register their interest for next year’s Pro Landscaper 30 Under 30: The Next Generation awards. The Pro Landscaper 30 Under 30: The Next Generation initiative has been running since 2015, and has seen 360 winners of this prestigious award. It has…
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New LISS accreditation process aims to improve efficiency
Phased in from early September 2026, Land-based Industry Skills Scheme (LISS) cardholders, employers and construction sites will have noticed a refreshed LISS SmartCard design and changes to the way the process is handled. Developed in partnership with the Construction Skills…
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Tributes paid to Logan Botanic Garden curator killed in storm
Tributes are being paid after Richard Baines, the long-serving curator of Logan Botanic Garden, died after being hit by a falling tree in Dumfries and Galloway. Baines, aged 60, died during storm Boelo on Sunday 25 October while he was walking near his home in Mid Kelton. The…
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Oxford Street pedestrianisation begins as new public space unfolds
An almost-kilometre stretch of Oxford Street has been fully pedestrianised as part of the first phase to transition the space into a new public realm. London-based architecture, landscape and urban design practice East is leading the team alongside J&L Gibbons, Gehl, Publica,…
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Clear up continues after UK battered by storms
Parts of the UK were hit with widespread gusts of 60-70mph over the weekend as Storm Austen was quickly followed by Storm Boelo, the first two named storms of the season. The clear up from both storms continues as 90,000 properties have been left without power. Two men have also…
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Wildfire support backed by £45m fund in preparation of extreme weather
The government have announced military helicopters and aircrafts will be equipped to help fight wildfires following a summer of extreme weather fueled by climate change. Firefighters on the front line in England will be boosted by additional specialist equipment, backed by up to…