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Wednesday, 09 March 2016 16:22

INCREASING RECOGNITION FROM STAKEHOLDERS FOR INNS CODE

INCREASING RECOGNITION FROM STAKEHOLDERS FOR INNS CODE

In recent weeks the INNSA Steering Group members have met with a number of different stakeholders, ranging from the Building Societies Association and individual mortgage lenders, to trade bodies such as the HBF and NHBC. In every case there has been a warm reception for the INNS Code and the rigorous approach that INNSA has taken to setting demanding standards for the invasives industry.

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Wednesday, 09 March 2016 16:07

INNSA CONFERENCE ATTRACTS DELEGATES FROM DISPARATE BACKGROUNDS

INNSA CONFERENCE ATTRACTS DELEGATES FROM DISPARATE BACKGROUNDS

The INNSA Conference which will be held on 15th March is attracting delegates from a wide variety of backgrounds. There are of course a large number of invasives consultants and contractors who will be in attendance.

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Friday, 15 January 2016 11:47

CHAIRMAN’S UPDATE JANUARY 2016

CHAIRMAN’S UPDATE JANUARY 2016

One of the main reasons for setting up the Invasive Non Native Specialists Association was the number of dubious companies making statements that they just couldn’t back up. ‘Smoke and Mirrors’ seem to be the order of the day with dodgy companies making the most of the fact that many people just didn’t understand how to eradicate Japanese Knotweed.

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Friday, 15 January 2016 11:41

THE INNSA CONFERENCE – 15TH MARCH 2016

THE INNSA CONFERENCE – 15TH MARCH 2016

The second annual INNSA Conference will be held at the Riverside Centre in Derby on 15th March 2016 and promises to build on the very successful pioneering conference held in Manchester in 2015. There will be speakers from a broad spectrum covering both the invasive species industry as well as property industry professionals,to give a wide range of perspectives for the delegates who themselves are coming from many different industries and professions.

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Friday, 15 January 2016 11:20

NEWS FROM PCCB

NEWS FROM PCCB

As the regulator for the INNSA Code the Property Codes Compliance Board (PCCB) has travelled a steep learning curve about the invasives industry. Having said that, when it comes to protecting consumers and businesses through codes of practice the principles hold good across all industries, and the PCCB has great experience in regulating Codes of Practice.

Case Studies

River Douglas, Wigan

River Douglas, Wigan Treatment of large amounts of Japanese...
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Narvick Way, North Tyneside

Narvick Way, North Tyneside Excavation from construction area, with...
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Lanark Way, Belfast

Lanark Way, Belfast Site survey and treatment plan for...
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A44, Wolvercote

A44, Wolvercote Mechanical remediation strategy (via vacuum excavation) for...
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TA6 Form Guidance

The Law Society TA6 form is used in most domestic...
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Is Bamboo the new Japanese Knotweed?

This question has been circulating, and festering over the last...
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Guarantees – Not Even Written on the Paper They’re Written On!

So, insurance backed guarantees are brilliant, right? You get protection...
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