Japanese Knotweed training follows surge in cases against vendors

An extensive online training programme has been devised to help properly professionals identify and treat Japanese Knotweed.

A programme of 15 videos and two interactive sessions has been devised by the Property Care Association, giving users what it describes as “an exceptional level of detail throughout the training period, which takes between five and six weeks to complete.” To continue reading, please Click Here

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