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ARTIFICIAL'S INCREASING INFLUENCE
Proposals from both FA and ECB
by TurfPro Editor, Steve Gibbs
More news this week that artificial sport surfaces are moving increasingly into mainstream sport.
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ENTRIES OPEN FOR STUDENT PRIZE
Toro Student Greenkeeper of the Year
The prestigious awards are returning for 2017 and BIGGA is encouraging its members to get involved with what they descibe as a 'career-defining opportunity'.
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GROUNDSMAN WIN FOR TONY ADAMS
Suffolk FA Groundsman of the Year 2017
72-year-old Claydon FC man was voted the winner by the panel of judges in the competition open to clubs in the county who play at Step 7 and below.
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OPERATION POLLINATOR CHAMPION
Award for John O’Gaunt GC greenkeeper
Steve Thompson, has picked up the Syngenta Operation Pollinator Award, for the golf club’s consistently outstanding ecological habitat creation and management.
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STRI TAKE ROOT IN GLASGOW
New Scottish office opened
New base will help deliver a diverse range of sportsturf solutions to new and existing clients.
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REDESIGN BRINGS NEW IRRIGATION
Oakmere Golf Club update 40yr old system
Club says as a result of the new Toro system they are already seeing water and cost savings, as well as improved turf quality.
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NEW CWC TEAM FOR EAST MIDLANDS
Newest franchisee takes off
Conor Flynn spent a year learning the business inside out by working under David Cocks, who had been in charge of the East Midlands area since 2000.
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PALACE INCREASE DENNIS FLEET
Six G860s recently purchased
Head of grounds & estates Bruce Elliot increases fleet to eight units and says he couldn't be happier.
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AND FINALLY . . .
Council plant trees on football pitch
Aberdeenshire Council had to apologise last week after it emerged trees were planted on a football pitch.
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