Horticulture industry welcomes end to uncertainty on government
12 May 2010, HortWeek.com
The first coalition government since the Second World War has been cautiously welcomed by industry figures, keen to see an...
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A series of talks at the University of Warwick over the coming weeks will be pivotal in deciding the fate...
The first coalition government since the Second World War has been cautiously welcomed by industry figures, keen to see an...
Writtle College in Essex will be forced to make 18 compulsory redundancies after failing to resolve its funding difficulties through...
A report that documents in detail the merger of Wye College with Imperial College - and its subsequent closure -...
Lantra Awards has introduced a new suite of qualifications in dry stone walling, developed in partnership with the Dry Stone...
An arboricultural apprenticeship aimed at honing managerial and advanced skills is being launched for the coming academic year.
More than 50 European landscape architecture students have been taking part in an annual event designed to promote professional relationships...
Future priorities for food security could be damaged by redundancies at the University of Warwick, which this week has issued...
Timing and client buy-in will be critical in rolling out grounds maintenance firm Quadron's new training scheme to ensure that...
A West Yorkshire-based play firm has joined the ranks of companies including John Lewis and Arup after its employees bought...