INNSA MEMBER TO ERADICATE JAPANESE KNOTWEED INFESTATION IN CORNWALL Invasives Code subscriber appointed following Court Case Owner who allowed Japanese knotweed to spread found liable for all costs
INNSA ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2018 Show of resilience from invasives experts at industry conference The Invasive Non-Native Species Association (INNSA) hosted its fourth annual conference in Derby in the wake of a turbulent last year for remediation professionals.
NEW JAPANESE KNOTWEED CODE OF PRACTICE LAUNCHED The UK trade body dedicated to the UK Invasive species industry INNSA (Invasive Non-Native Specialists Association) has launched the new Code of Practice for Managing Japanese Knotweed.
HERBICIDE V EXCAVATION: A LEGAL PERSPECTIVE Charles Lyndon is a law firm specialising in Japanese knotweed and the law. We have recently been successful on behalf of our client Mr Robin Waistell in a claim in private nuisance against Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd regarding Japanese knotweed. Once liability was established, the issue that remained was […]
BASIS CERTIFICATION IN CROP PROTECTION Invasive & Injurious Weeds Module
REMEDIATION INSURANCE From sudden accidental oil spills to slow, gradual pollution, if your business is found liable for environmental damage of any kind you may find the clean-up costs threatening your very business.
INNSA ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2018 We are delighted to let you know that the next INNSA Conference will be held on Thursday 25th January 2018. We are holding the event at the Riverside Centre at Pride Park in Derby.
LAUNCH OF THE INNSA CODE OF PRACTICE The INNSA conference on 30th March 2017 saw the launch of a new document: the INNSA Code of Practice, Managing Japanese Knotweed. This document provides a comprehensive guide to managing this most difficult of weeds, as well as in-depth, up-to-date information on legislation, pesticides and standards relating to […]
A NEW MEMBER FOR INNSA J A Kent Services (East Midlands) Ltd are the Midlands’ tree surgery, grounds and building maintenance specialists based in Nottingham. Founded in 1976 we are proud to employ local people and like undertaking local work.
MESSAGE FROM THE SECRETARIAT NEW INNSA CODE OF PRACTICE Following the INNSA Conference in March, the INNSA secretariat has been primarily occupied in making the final edits to the new Code of Practice for managing Japanese Knotweed and fine tuning the presentation and production of the printed document. The new Code has taken many months […]
