NOVEMBER NEWSLETTER
NOVEMBER NEWSLETTER The November edition of the new format INNSA Newsletter is now available to download below.
INNSA CHAIRMAN APPEARS ON LBC PROPERTY HOUR
INNSA CHAIRMAN APPEARS ON LBC PROPERTY HOUR James Sherwood-Rogers, INNSA Chairman, was invited to speak on LBC’s Thursday evening Property Hour.
INNS CODE RENAMED AS THE INVASIVES CODE
INNS CODE RENAMED AS THE INVASIVES CODE INNS Code renamed as the Invasives Code.
INNSA APPOINTS NEW INDEPENDENT CHAIRMAN
INNSA APPOINTS NEW INDEPENDENT CHAIRMAN James Sherwood-Rogers has been appointed as the new Chairman of INNSA with effect from 1st September 2016.
AUGUST NEWSLETTER
AUGUST NEWSLETTER The August edition of the new format INNSA Newsletter is now available to download below.
ECS IS NO LONGER A MEMBER OF INNSA
ECS IS NO LONGER A MEMBER OF INNSA ECS is no longer a member of INNSA.
CHAIRMAN’S UPDATE: CODE OF PRACTICE
CHAIRMAN’S UPDATE: CODE OF PRACTICE Much of my working life at Japanese Knotweed Solutions has been dedicated to following the Code of Practice for the Management and Eradication of Japanese Knotweed – as written by Mr Trevor Renals of the Environment Agency. This document has been the ‘bible’ to the eradication industry and much of […]
NEVER GO BACK
NEVER GO BACK It’s eight years since the release of Iron Man marked the start of the Marvel Cinematic Universe – a highly successful franchise which has spawned numerous offshoots of varying quality as well as a variety of competitors which never quite manage to match the scope and ambition of the real McCoy.
MINIMISING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF CHEMICAL TREATMENT
MINIMISING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF CHEMICAL TREATMENT Here at Japanese Knotweed Solutions (JKSL) we take our responsibility for the environment seriously. Clients often ask what steps we take to reduce environmental impacts during our spray operations, so I’d like to take the opportunity to share the steps we take to ensure that environmental impacts are kept […]
ROOT BARRIERS
ROOT BARRIERS When managing invasive weeds, Japanese Knotweed Solutions Limited (JKSL) install root barriers in a number of situations. These barriers are most commonly used when excavating and removing Japanese knotweed, but have a variety of applications.