The company is very mindful of its commitment to the environment and sustainability


operations and particularly the environmental impact. However, my visit to the Heath and Reach quarry allayed any of the concerns I may have had.


environment and sustainability, and works very closely with local authorities, organisations and the community to ensure that standards are maintained. Noise and pollution is kept to a minimum and excavations are timed to fit in with wildlife activities. For example, a sand martin colony has set up home on part of the sand excavations, and these areas are protected during the nesting season. Likewise, there is an ongoing restoration of quarried land with the planting of trees to provide a habitat for local wildlife. The lagoons also provide an ideal environment for birds and mammals. While on site I saw a number of herons feeding from the lagoons.


Garside Sands sees the way


From the road the impact on the landscape is barely noticeable. You could easily drive past and not see or hear any noticeable evidence of operations taking place. The company is very mindful of its commitment to the


forward as investment in people and plant, whilst continually improving its environmental performance. With the investments being made in new technology, and the willingness of Garside Sands to remain ‘good neighbours’ to the local community, the prospect of a sustainable future looks very promising.


UNISEEDER easy to


manoeuvre overseeding


GROUNDBREAKER


de-compacts and drains the soil


overseeding MULTI-SEEDER


for fast accurate


BLECAVATOR


single pass multi purpose ground


preparation


HARLEY RAKE


grade level and rake


a selection from our extensive range, contact us for further information


SPECIALIST LANDSCAPING AND TURFCARE EQUIPMENT Global Centre, Spalding Road,


Deeping St James, Nr Peterborough PE6 8SD Tel: 01778 346222


Fax: 01778 346777 Email: sales@blec.co.uk Website: www.blec.co.uk 19 www.pitchcare.com/re 39


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