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Invasive Species Week 2019 – are you aware?
Japanese Knotweed | 21st May 2019The NNSS (Non-Native Species Secretariat) invasive species awareness week The NNSS have chosen this week as Invasive Species Week 2019 […]
Read moreA Reality Check – Japanese Knotweed Infestations
Japanese Knotweed | 02nd May 2019A Reality Check – Japanese knotweed infestations Examining the question – Is the current reputation of Japanese knotweed a fair […]
Read moreWaistell v Network Rail
Japanese Knotweed | 31st August 2018Japanese Knotweed Court of Appeal Judgment – Success for Homeowners The topic of Japanese knotweed encroachment from neighbouring land has […]
Read moreJapanese knotweed features in BBC Rip Off Britain
Japanese Knotweed | 20th June 2018Japanese knotweed features in BBC Rip Off Britain This week the BBC programme Rip-off Britain ran an item on the […]
Read moreGiant Hogweed on the rise – River Severn – WARNING
Other Invasives | 17th May 2018Giant Hogweed on the rise – River Severn – WARNING When you are out walking and you spot something you […]
Read moreJapanese Knotweed Eradication
Japanese Knotweed | 02nd March 2018Japanese knotweed Eradication, Extermination, Elimination, Obliteration, Annihilation, Extinction! – whatever you call it, can it be done? This week there […]
Read moreID MY Weed
Japanese Knotweed | 04th July 2017Here at PBA Solutions we offer an “ID MY Weed” service via our website. We are always interested to see […]
Read moreGarden Improvements
Japanese Knotweed | 05th June 2017With the last frosts past and warm weather calling us out into burgeoning gardens, now is the time we think […]
Read moreThe Avon Cycleway Challenge – C4U – Cycle for Uganda
Japanese Knotweed | 23rd May 2017C4U – Cycle for Uganda – Saturday 10th June Revving up for the 88 mile cycle ride around the Avon Cycle […]
Read moreInvasive Species – Spring Watch | Top 4 to Watch
Japanese Knotweed | 07th April 2017As spring burgeons in garden and countryside the non-native invasive plants are romping ahead again. Whilst they may look pretty […]
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