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New opportunities beckon says Lantra’s outgoing Chair

“These are exciting times for the environmental and land-based industries. I sense a real feeling of energy and determination to succeed amongst the increasingly hi-tech and professional micro businesses Lantra represents through skills provision, and here at Lantra we’re making sure we are reflecting that.”The words of Lantra’s Chair Dr Gordon McGlone as he prepares to hand over the reigns of the Sector Skills Council after eight successful years at the helm. His reflective mood continues, “During my time as Chair, I’ve seen our sector develop enormously. Today we see more and more 21st

LOCAL BUSINESSMAN TO CHAMPION AGRICULTURE AND THE ENVIRONMENT

Local businessman, David Linton, has been appointed to represent the agricultural crops industry, and unite with other prominent industry leaders, on Lantra’s new and influential National Council for England.David, a Director of potato growing and processing business Fylde Fresh and Fabulous in Weeton, Preston, will work with the Council to meet the challenges facing the environmental and land-based sector and shape the future work of Lantra in helping to influence policy and skills development. David Linton, said: “Food production will become increasingly important in the next 20 years. In

COMMON CHALLENGES UNITE ENGLAND’S INDUSTRY LEADERS

At last week’s inaugural meeting of Lantra’s National Council for England, prominent industry leaders on the new Council united behind the need to work together to meet the challenges facing the environmental and land-based sector.With representatives from ten of the sector’s industries including Niels Olesen, from Fyfield Estates Limited in Norfolk, Landex and Unite the Union, the strong employer-led group met at Lantra’s head office at Stoneleigh on 12 April to begin shaping the future work of the sector skills council to influence policy and skills development. Top of the agenda were

COMMON CHALLENGES UNITE ENGLAND’S INDUSTRY LEADERS

At last week’s inaugural meeting of Lantra’s National Council for England, prominent industry leaders on the new Council united behind the need to work together to meet the challenges facing the environmental and land-based sector.With representatives from ten of the sector’s industries including Brian Hutton, from Talland School of Equitation, Landex and Unite the Union, the strong employer-led group met at Lantra’s head office at Stoneleigh on 12 April to begin shaping the future work of the sector skills council to influence policy and skills development. Top of the agenda were issues

COMMON CHALLENGES UNITE ENGLAND’S INDUSTRY LEADERS

At last week’s inaugural meeting of Lantra’s National Council for England, prominent industry leaders on the new Council united behind the need to work together to meet the challenges facing the environmental and land-based sector.With representatives from ten of the sector’s industries including David Linton, from Fylde Fresh and Fabulous, Landex and Unite the Union, the strong employer-led group met at Lantra’s head office at Stoneleigh on 12 April to begin shaping the future work of the sector skills council to influence policy and skills development. Top of the agenda were issues

COMMON CHALLENGES UNITE ENGLAND’S INDUSTRY LEADERS

At last week’s inaugural meeting of Lantra’s National Council for England, prominent industry leaders on the new Council united behind the need to work together to meet the challenges facing the environmental and land-based sector.With representatives from ten of the sector’s industries including Professor Ron Jones, from the University of Liverpool and Farriers Registration Council, Landex and Unite the Union, the strong employer-led group met at Lantra’s head office at Stoneleigh on 12 April to begin shaping the future work of the sector skills council to influence policy and skills

COMMON CHALLENGES UNITE ENGLAND’S INDUSTRY LEADERS

At last week’s inaugural meeting of Lantra’s National Council for England, prominent industry leaders on the new Council united behind the need to work together to meet the challenges facing the environmental and land-based sector.With representatives from ten of the sector’s industries including Simon Johnston, from the RSPCA, Landex and Unite the Union, the strong employer-led group met at Lantra’s head office at Stoneleigh on 12 April to begin shaping the future work of the sector skills council to influence policy and skills development. Top of the agenda were issues affecting all

COMMON CHALLENGES UNITE ENGLAND’S INDUSTRY LEADERS

At this week’s inaugural meeting of Lantra’s National Council for England, prominent industry leaders on the new Council united behind the need to work together to meet the challenges facing the environmental and land-based sector. With representatives from ten of the sector’s industries including Roger Lane-Nott, from the Agricultural Engineers Association (AEA), Landex and Unite the Union, the strong employer-led group met at Lantra’s head office at Stoneleigh on 12 April to begin shaping the future work of the sector skills council to influence policy and skills development. Top of the

COMMON CHALLENGES UNITE ENGLAND’S INDUSTRY LEADERS

At this week’s inaugural meeting of Lantra’s National Council for England, prominent industry leaders on the new Council united behind the need to work together to meet the challenges facing the environmental and land-based sector.With representatives from ten of the sector’s industries including David Golding, from the Greenkeepers Training Committee (GTC), Landex and Unite the Union, the strong employer-led group met at Lantra’s head office at Stoneleigh on 12 April to begin shaping the future work of the sector skills council to influence policy and skills development. Top of the agenda

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