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18 May 2012

The Agriculture & Horticulture Development Board has received just one written request for a ballot on the horticultural levy.

Carlos Pereira Godinho, vice-president, Community Plant Variety Office

27 Apr 2012

Carlos Pereira Godinho is to continue as vice-president of the Community Plant Variety Office for five years. He was first nominated to the post in 2007.

Water levels to 17 April

25 Apr 2012

Maps are based on data provided by the Environment Agency.

Channel Island VAT loophole ends

02 Apr 2012 | by Matthew Appleby

The Channel Islands' VAT loophole, Low Value Consignment Relief (LVCR), ended on April 1.

Interview - John Hedger, chairman, ProVar

30 Mar 2012 | by Jonathan Tilley

John Hedger is managing director of New Place Nurseries in West Sussex, a liner producer and specialist in container-grown ornamentals and fruit trees for the garden centre market. He recently took over from Lowaters Nursery director Charles Carr as chairman of Protected Varieties (ProVaR), an organisation...

Horticulture Sector fights on over water concessions

30 Mar 2012 | by Matthew Appleby

Industry bodies will take united lobbying to Parliament in their bid to secure drought exemptions for landscaping projects.

Channel islands loses VAT relief legal challenge

15 Mar 2012 | by Matthew Appleby

Channel Island governments have lost a legal challenge against the scrapping of a tax loophole that allowed the Channel Islands to sell plants, DVDs and CDs VAT-free.

Low Value Consignment Relief judicial review starts this week

12 Mar 2012

A judicial review initiated by the Governments of Jersey and Guernsey, will claim that closing the Low Value Consignment Relief (LVCR) loophole on 1 April 2012 would be discriminatory and illegal.

Planter orders ditched over fears of Olympics design copyright breach

09 Mar 2012

A floral features firm that created a planter to mark the Olympic Games torch relay has scrapped its design for fear that it would be sued by the event's organisers.

Evesham nursery fined after worker falls through glasshouse roof

09 Jan 2012 | by Matthew Appleby

An Evesham horticultural nursery has been fined after a worker suffered serious head injuries and fractured his hand when he fell through a glasshouse roof.

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