Chart Hills announce renovation project: Ramac Holdings Ltd, the new owners of Chart Hills Golf Club, today announced the commencement of major redevelopment works across the picturesque Kent facility.
Since the company acquired Chart Hills in December 2019, the in-house team, led by James Cornish and Anthony Tarchetti, have been working tirelessly on a strategy that will see the extensive redevelopment and improvement of the entire 250 acre property.
The Stone Zone & Landscaping Centre Returns: After a difficult few months for The Stone Zone & Landscaping Centre/ Dorset Soils & Aggregates, they are proud to announce their re-opening to the public.
As the South’s leading supplier of landscaping materials, they supply sandstone & porcelain paving, Wessex® turf, artificial grass, Composite Prime decking, Daltex resin bound aggregates, decorative stone, soil and all landscape/building aggregates.
New Soil Scout and GreenSight partnership: The team behind the wireless underground soil monitoring solution Soil Scout has announced a new equal distribution partnership with US-based GreenSight, a leading provider of autonomous aerial intelligence services for golf courses.
The technology partnership will give greenkeepers a real-time understanding of how to create optimal above and below ground conditions for their courses while increasing efficiency on water and nutrient usage.
More kits, more value: Toro’s MVP (maintenance value performance) kits are widely known as one of the most effective solutions to minimising downtime. And for 2020 there’s a new pack available through UK distributor Reesink Turfcare offering more value and more time working, not waiting.
MVP kits were designed with specific maintenance and repairs in mind and extending the range of handy kits is the new Blade pack for the Groundsmaster 1200. It joins, among others, Groundsmaster Deck
Food aid project signs off on a high: Organisations across Staffordshire today said a big thank you to JCB as the company served up its last meal under its ‘Food for our Communities’ initiative.
An idea of Carole Bamford, wife of JCB Chairman Lord Bamford, the scheme swung into action in March at the height of the Coronavirus pandemic to support those most in need.
