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A warm welcome to the new Godalming office

ACD Environmental are pleased to inform you of the relocation of our Godalming office.

 

During lockdown we took the opportunity to relocate our Surrey office, from Mill Lane to the historic Fry’s Yard in Godalming, whilst adhering to government guidelines.

 

The Surrey office are delighted to announce the expansion of the … Read More

A warm welcome to the new Godalming office2020-08-03T11:00:12+01:00

What is a tree pit?

 

There’s often some confusion with clients as to what a tree pit is. A common misconception is that a tree pit is a volume where the roots will be (or is intended to be) confined.

 

A tree pit is the initial hole a tree is planted in – and should NOT … Read More

What is a tree pit?2020-07-29T11:00:57+01:00

Elm tree woodland

Whilst out undertaking fieldwork associated with an Environment Impact Assessment, one of our assessors was lucky enough to discover themselves in a beautiful elm tree woodland in Cambridgeshire. Elm tree woodlands and trees were once commonplace in the English landscape but started to reduce in the early 1900s after woodland … Read More

Elm tree woodland2020-06-23T09:53:18+01:00

Landscape maintenance or pay the penalty!

It often gets overlooked once a landscape scheme has been installed, whether it be a wildflower grassland, urban trees, front garden shrub planting or roof garden and podium landscapes, the contractor walks away and the landscape fails.

As well as the appropriate preparation prior to planting, the watering regime for the … Read More

Landscape maintenance or pay the penalty!2020-06-18T12:21:00+01:00

Public art

Public art is becoming a more important component within new developments, so much so, that the requirement is often drawn into planning conditions. These are often pre-commencement conditions to allow the public art to form part of the design, as opposed to a ‘bolt-on’, at the end of the … Read More

Public art2020-06-15T14:58:46+01:00

Multifunctional landscapes

Multifunctional landscapes are becoming increasingly popular and are providing a creative way to adapt green spaces. Whilst visiting a park recently we noticed that on the surface of it it was an attractive place for people to visit, take their daily exercise, meet up with friends and family (whilst observing … Read More

Multifunctional landscapes2020-06-11T14:59:54+01:00

Health and safety tree surveys

ACD has recently been working with Horndean, Old Windsor and Bramshott & Liphook parish councils to ensure that they meet their duty of care to users of their land from a tree perspective.

This included conducting health and safety tree surveys for parish councils, parks and cemeteries to ensure … Read More

Health and safety tree surveys2020-05-01T11:26:22+01:00

Japanese knotweed emergence

Now is the time to start looking out for signs of Japanese knotweed!

 

During the winter the plant dies back, but now you will be able to see the bamboo-like stems emerging. Japanese knotweed is an invasive, non-native plant that suppresses other plant growth and therefore it is an offence to … Read More

Japanese knotweed emergence2020-04-17T14:19:53+01:00
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