Visitor registration for GroundsFest 2026 is now officially open, as the industry prepares for what promises to be the biggest and most exciting edition of the event to date. Returning to Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire, on 16 and 17 September 2026, GroundsFest has firmly established itself as the industry’s most anticipated event thanks to its unique combination of live demonstrations, hands-on experiences, entertainment, free education and community atmosphere. Unlike traditional exhibitions, GroundsFest gives visitors the opportunity to get hands-on with the latest machinery and tools, allowing them to test equipment, compare products side-by-side...
SALTEX is set to strengthen its acclaimed Learning LIVE programme for 2026 with the introduction of a series of specialist industry takeovers on the Spotlight Stage, giving visitors...
Read MoreThe Horticultural Trades Association (HTA) has confirmed the dates for the 2027 National Plant Show. The industry’s showcase of plants and products, spanning the entire environmental...
Read MoreThe British and International Golf Greenkeepers Association (BIGGA) has revealed the winners of... Read More
STIHL has launched the MSA 260 C-O, a lightweight, powerful battery chainsaw engineered to reduce operator fatigue during thinning and maintenance tasks. The new...
Briggs & Stratton, one of the world’s leading providers of power solutions has announced the appointment of Jamie Bailey as the company's New Business Development...
Landscaping professionals from across the industry came together for another successful GroundsFest Academy event, this time focusing on the latest innovations in...
Pecks Groundcare has strengthened its professional groundcare offering after being appointed as a new dealer for Redexim, bringing the manufacturer's renowned range of...
With rising demand for water management and filtration solutions in the built environment, ACO Water Management has launched two new rain garden solutions that join its...
Television presenter and award-winning garden designer Danny Clarke, also known as The Black Gardener, joined wildflower biodiversity experts, land managers, customers...