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get in touch with Hmrc, the inland revenue, find an accountant take a trip to the blarny stone, Oh yeah & then most importantly God I'd ask him very very nicely to help ... then I'd think it all over & double check , this could be one of THE worst years on record to start a business . But GOOD LUCK

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No what a waste of sleeping time join the chamber of commerce at least they meet at sensible times

fuelwood have the kindlet machine which is great as a niche machine however the investment required is a damn site worse than an axe A neat idea if only the net result has a volume demand , not sure personally however I wish you every success. Make one that will take in whole pallets & then you have a mass source of material that will sell to every skip company in the uk

whilst we are inclusive there are also other association /societys more specifically related to the consultant click here members of which are also present at capel. As david stated this is about bridging gaps.

Rich Not this year matey family commitments Joe via affiliation & recognition , in the same way as most things I suppose a brand often sells itsself once enough people talk about it ..... if uptake isnt in sufficent quantity, then it will take longer to gain status for the Guild. often there is wisdom in the line "you've got to be in it, to win it" I'm sure that the discussions I & the others have had with tree workers & surrounding industrys are a but small indicator of the strengh of feeling, The grand total effect can often often be greater than the individual parts that have made it. We are aware that for sometime, Years if im honest that a need among the industry requiring representation & recognition & many are chomping at the bit... I think you will agree that anyone who believes that they are professional would be more than happy to stand on the roof & shout it, if they only felt it would do any good.

Josh The idea is to be from grass roots up private personal members (who may or may not work but may wish to support the scheme) including students The individual criteria is based on recognition of a set skill criteria.( including insurances as may be applicable ) whether that is a self employed subbie climber or groundie. in that way a certificate can be a route to advertise your professional approach to other like minded potential employers. who can employ sub contract services with confidence to match or enhance their own company skill base. though this is not encouraged as a long term ie permanent subbies rather more to meet shortages in a skills requirement. Then the company which can be from, the self employed men & a van to the medium or larger tree company. We know that the size of a company does not directly correlate into the quality of the services it may provide. in that way we do not wish to exclude anyone who is professional in their approach & committed to safe professional tree works. We all have to start somewhere, we simply wish to encourage a development toward a criteria many aspire too, whilst still giving due recognition for the efforts made thus far, however we are aware that many clients do not require a bells & whisltes approach & that too is fine a member will not be forced t oseek full accredition if their business profile doesnt need it. But they must remain fit to trade as per the recognised criteria Far too many very good tree practioneers do not have a route to express their views in places & events that directly affect the industry. We hope to dispel that practice for a more rounded over view from within the industry. Throughout all sectors of industry it is often the case that the voice of the smaller entrepreneur / business are not as well heard by those who may wish to take heed of a wider consensus. larger blue chip companies often speak loudest due to their commercial position. Yet the comments of the less well represented maybe equally as valid.

some info re this scheme http://www.highways.gov.uk/business/10937.htm http://www.ukas.com/Library/downloads/publications/NHSS%2018%20August%20Issue%203.pdf Home

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Firstly welcome & secondly a wise aproach like that will get you where you want to be try http://www.treesource.co.uk for starters on books or http://www.aie.org.uk for more generalised info

No they cant , they dont seem to be educated to think that way some confusion still exists I have had our chamber of commerce deal with some recently, 2 cases in fact. theres more to tell but not until its over.

Entry Date: 03/04/2009 Reference: S2G09040385842/01 Type of document: Contract award Country United Kingdom Nature of contract: Service contract Procedure: Contract awards ARBORICULTURAL SERVICES Awarding authority: Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, Town Hall, Hornton Street, London W8 7NX. Tel: 020 7361 2767. Fax: 020 7361 3704. Email:[email protected] Quote Ref: GO 09033112 Competitive contract award. Contract type: Services. CPV: 77211500. Contract for the provision of maintenance and planting services for the Borough's tree stock. The contract will be let on a schedule of rates basis for a term of 6 years with the option to extend by a further 3 years. The borough currently has approximately 7,000 street trees which are pruned on a 2/3 year cycle. Contractors will be required to be approved by the Arboricultural Association, to demonstrate a proven ability to plant and maintain trees for an urban local authority, to work safely to exacting standards and be able to demonstrate in particular, a proven ability to undertake all aspects of arboricultural work within intensively used and congested areas of public highway. For a copy of the Tender documents please apply in writing to Mr S. Fuller. Delivery to: Inner London - West. NUTS code: UKI11. Suppliers: City Suburban Tree Surgeons, Larkhall Park, Larkhall Lane, London SW8 2PX. Tel: 020 7720 1555. Fax: 020 7720 1444. Email:[email protected] Website: http://www.citysuburban.co.uk Reference number: 1 Date of contract award: 27.3.2009. Number of tenders received: 10.

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Your choice really, How confident are you in your issues ? do you have Prof ind insurance ? just because a To has put a tpo in motion it doesnt automatically mean to say the decision is right. appealing is after all a right so why not !

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too much other wise you wouldnt be postin Eh !

to er is human , lets hope your groundie is a shamed of being so daft as not to check 1 genuine mistake forgiven, is good man management 2nd time they'd be in for an arse whoopin

the Europeans thought that, well Germany anyway (it was illegal for a German citizen to work form rope & harness, that’s why the brits did it for them & I am led to believe that that decision has now been reversed So what do we do, try & reinvent the wheel: Bloody typical I would much rather trust the life line that I have inspected, the knots which I have tied, placed around a safe anchor point that I have chose, clipped to a harness that I know to be sound with attachments that I secure with equipment I have checked. Over the capabilities of a machine I have little knowledge of (Load bearing Wind stability), which is inspected and maintained by A person I do not know & therefore cant trust my life on , Who may or may not have carried out a routine schedule maintenance program to a specification that I have no knowledge of ......... What man Can Make man will break & I for one dont want to be a statistic. SO use a Mewp Fine I have , However horse for courses & donkeys walk on beaches So there

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In short Yes Neutral Citation Number: [2009] EWHC 220 (Admin) Case No: CO/5568/2008 IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE QUEEN'S BENCH DIVISION ADMINISTRATIVE COURT Royal Courts of Justice Strand, London, WC2A 2LL Date: 13/02/2009 Before: MR JUSTICE CRANSTON - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Between: Palm Developments Limited Claimant - and - The Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government Medway Council Defendant 42. As for the temporal reach of woodland orders, I see nothing illogical in tree preservation orders applying to future trees. The tree preservation order for the one tree, or for a group of trees, may be intended to apply to specific trees only, but a woodland order would seem designed to protect the undifferentiated mass of trees in the specified area. The order would not achieve its purpose if it applied only to the trees existing at the date it was made. Since those trees would die it would be necessary if the woodland were to be protected to make new orders, on an uncertain but periodic basis, to continue to protect the trees in the area. That cannot be a sensible construction of the legislation. As the Blue Book suggests, because the purpose of a woodland tree preservation order is to safeguard the woodland as a whole, which depends on regeneration or new planting, it must extend to trees which grow or are planted after the order is made. Even if I had any doubts that this was the correct interpretation of the 1990 Act, I would find it difficult to gainsay the remarks of Hutchinson LJ to that effect in Evans v Waverley DC, albeit that the conclusion may simply have been assumed.

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I was going to ask what vehicle you where going buy. But Rupe seems to have answered that !

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a check with the environment agency would be a good starting point