Tag Archives: Invasive weed control
Mike Rudland Joins TCM
Mike Rudland joins TCM business development and sales team
TCM announce HQ move to Newmarket
TCM move Head Office from Haverhill to Newmarket
TCM filmed for BBC1’s Countryfile
TCM’s Mark Prout will appear on BBC1’s Countryfile programme on May 8th. During the programme, he will be part of the discussion about Japanese knotweed in the South-West. The interview focuses on TCM’s soil screening process as a sustainable method of eradicating Japanese knotweed on remediation sites, with specific discussion about how the problem was [...]
TCM speak at IEEM Spring Conference 2011
TCM present paper on invasive weeds, including Japanese knotweed at IEEM seminar
TCM secures prestigious speaker slot at BEX 2011
TCM, the UK’s leading specialist on eradication of Japanese knotweed has been invited to present a seminar on the plant and its impact on development The seminar will take place on 26th May and will specifically deal with Japanese knotweed present within contaminated soils. The Environmental Protection Act 1990 classifies soil containing Japanese knotweed and [...]
TCM Takes on Dedicated Scottish Business Manager
From 1st December, Andy Kerr will take on the role of Scottish business manager, dedicated to service existing and new customers in the country who are seeking guaranteed Japanese knotweed eradication and other invasive weed management services. Andy has a wealth of construction and utility industry experience and will be able to bring this to [...]
Scotland – TCM’s 5th major Japanese knotweed eradication project almost completed.
Over the past two years, TCM has supplied invasive weed management services to five significant infrastructure development projects being undertaken in Scotland. • Invasive weeds removal on TIE project • Airdrie to Bathgate rail link – Japanese knotweed eradication using herbicide for Network Rail • Airdrie Station – Japanese knotweed eradication using soil screening for [...]
MD Role Reversal for TCM and UK Wetlands
Movers and shakers for Japanese knotweed specialists, TCM, and UK Wetlands
