HTA response to the Scottish Government’s Flood Resilience Strategy
This consultation looked at the proposals set out by the Scottish Government to improve Flood Resilience.
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This consultation looked at the proposals set out by the Scottish Government to improve Flood Resilience.
The consultation asked for comments on Defra proposals to amend the risk categorisations of certain goods, plants and plant products detailed in Annex 11.
In the King's Speech alongside the State Opening of Parliament, the new Labour government's legislative priorities were set out with a focus on delivering growth commitments. Several bills indicated in the speech will directly impact and create an opportunity for UK environmental horticulture
With a new government in place after the general election, now is an excellent time to engage with the local politicians who are your new MPs. HTA has produced the below guidance.
HTA has produced this briefing for members highlighting key information related to the April 30th changes to the way plants are traded
HMRC and the Treasury have recently consulted on proposals to introduce Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, the products in scope include fertilisers.
The Low Pay Commission makes recommendations on the National Living Wage and Minimum Wage rates annually. The HTA has submitted the below evidence.
The Welsh Government was consulting on their mental health and wellbeing strategy for 2024-2034. The HTA has submitted the below evidence
The Labour, Conservative, Liberal Democrats, and Green Parties have now published their manifestos ahead of the General Election on the 4th July. Below we have outlined the key points for horticulture, you can also find links to the full manifestos
The HTA has collated existing information and FAQs on the proposal to make sustainable drainage systems mandatory. This document is primarily for landscaper businesses.
The HTA has produced a briefing on Martyn's Law. The proposed legislation will impose requirements in relation to certain premises and events to increase their preparedness for, and protection from, a terrorist attack.
Following the Spring Statement today (6th March), the HTA has produced a briefing for members that highlights the key measures that were announced.