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Deadline looms for Mayor of London’s £650k Grow Back Greener Fund
City Hall is calling for applications for its £650k Grow Back Greener Fund which looks to improve access to quality green space for London-based disadvantaged areas and black, Asian, and minority ethnic (BAME) communities.
Work gets underway on Nigel Dunnett garden at Hospitalfield House
Historic arts centre Hospitalfield House in Arbroath is set to undergo an £11m transformation programme including a newly developed garden by renowned designer Nigel Dunnett.
Designs revealed for transformation of Mayfair’s Grosvenor Square
Landscape architectural practice Tonkin Liu has unveiled the initial design proposals for Grosvenor Square in Mayfair, London.
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Horticulture Week Top 70 Landscape and maintenance contractors
See our exclusive RANKING of landscape and maintenance contractors by annual turnover plus BUSINESS TRENDS REPORT AND ANALYSIS.
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Senior Gardener
Rudding Park Harrogate, North Yorkshire
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Contract Maintenance Manager
Goddards (Landscape Contractors) Ltd Farnham, Surrey
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Head Gardener
The Newt in Somerset Somerset
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Full time Gardener
Flowers Galore and More Highgate, London (Greater)
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Landscape Supervisor
Campbell Park Parish Council Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire
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