In This Issue
Announcement on sale of Solus due next week
Gardman save the day as garden centre is let down on Chapelwood delivery
Confident mood at SOLEX suggests garden centres are looking positively at summer sales
Board changes at William Sinclair as chairman steps down
Mary Berry named as RHS Ambassador and will champion Grow Your Own
Work underway on 44th Greenfingers Garden at Little Havens Hospice in Essex
Groves of Bridport are voted The Greatest Garden Centre Team
GTN publisher Pat Flynn stands down
‘The internet has cut off our children’s greenfingers’ says Domoney
Encouraging grandparents to share their gardening legacy
Medals haul for HTA members at Hampton Court
Australian garden grabs top award at RHS Hampton Court
If catering and food are your growth areas our new Food Xtra will help you
Top Gear drives into Hilltop Garden Centre
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Weeds and slugs help to boost garden product sales
Vitax's Weedfree range revitalises gardens
Planning success at Rushden Lakes in Northants
Veg seeds make Bestsellers chart return
Expansion continues at Bosmere
Top soil and bark sell well
Strong RHS Hampton Court show for APL members
Sweet peas worth £50 per stem
G7Swan increase their garden centre EPoS market
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Planning success at Rushden Lakes in Northants

The Secretary of State has supported the Planning Inspector’s recommendation to uphold the planning permission for Rushden Lakes, in Northamptonshire, for 465,000 sq ft of mixed use retail and leisure, including a home and garden centre.

It is hoped that the new site could provide around 2,000 jobs with the facilities attracting three million visitors each year.

Tim Walton, CEO of LXB Retail Properties plc, the company behind the development,  said: "This is excellent news. The planning permission was originally granted by the local authority in October 2012 and has been subject to a thorough review process.

"The Group can now look forward to developing this major retail and leisure destination bringing much needed investment and jobs to East Northamptonshire."

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