Whether you’re a developer who has just purchased a plot of land and is looking to start construction, a homeowner who’s looking to build an extension, or any other individual looking to start construction on your land, there are several steps you need to take before you can break ground.

No-one wants to find Japanese knotweed growing on their land, but if you’ve got plans to start construction, Japanese knotweed can be especially troublesome! If you currently have knotweed present on a plot of land where you’re planning construction and you’re wondering whether or not it’s possible to still build on land, you’re in the right place!  

Winter is truly upon us now, and we can all feel it! We’re buttoning up our coats and pulling down our hats to try and defend against the bitter winter winter wind.

There are many weeds that spread on the wind, their seeds being carried on the breeze to greener pastures. Weeds that spread this way include dandelions and mugwort. If you’ve found your way to this blog, you’re likely wondering if knotweed can spread on the wind this way.