Himalayan balsam sounds dreamy – but it’s a nightmare that stifles its local environment. And the worrying thing is it is spreading quickly across the UK and Ireland. Over the
Belfast Grand Central Station officially opens its doors this weekend. Work on the transport hub for Translink started in 2020. That was when we helped get the project underway. ATG
Giant hogweed is spreading and with it the danger it presents to humans. Classed as the UK and Ireland’s “most dangerous plant”, new reports show it is growing rapidly. While
We have a vision to make contaminated land reusable again by using our innovative and sustainable solutions. Since our beginnings in 2006, we have been involved in small and large-scale
Japanese Knotweed is an invasive plant that grows rapidly and poses significant challenges to any natural environment where it is present. As one of the biggest public enemies, it also
Despite its attractive appearance, giant hogweed is an invasive and dangerous plant species, which is harmful to both humans and the natural habitat. Giant Hogweed is commonly found in British
Property valuers have scrapped a rule that determines whether Japanese knotweed is a threat to property. Earlier this year, The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) issued new guidance regarding
Season of growth During the spring months, Japanese knotweed begins to grow rapidly. This thick, invasive, and destructive plant grows between 10cm and 20cm a day with roots deep in
Giant Hogweed is ‘the most dangerous plant’ in Britain. And it’s hardly surprising when you see what its sap can do! Last week, Northern Ireland’s regional burns unit reported seeing
Japanese Knotweed is the scourge of house buyers, sellers and construction companies. Not only does the aggressive invasive species damage foundations, removal can be difficult. It can also reduce the
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