We were involved in the DIRFT project to provide a baseline of the site, record land use, map soil types and grade the land to current ALC guidelines.

Newly seeded upland acid-loving grassland and tree plantings were not establishing well poor due to suspected soil defects

LRA’s director Malcolm Reeve had been involved in advice and interpretation of the results from the soil moisture monitoring network in the 1980s and the consultancy was subsequently retained by the Environment Agency in 2004 to represent the…

Nottinghamshire County Council initiated public consultation on four alternative routes for the A617 Rainworth bypass. A northerly route emerged as the favoured option, but objectors proposed an alternative southerly route that would pass close to…

Land Research Associates have worked closely with Inztec over a number years, liaising with the regulatory body (the Environment Agency) to ensure that their waste spreading operations do not negatively impact the environment and that their…

Land Research Associates were first retained by United Utilities (formerly North West Water) in 1992 to review the potential market for recycling the outputs of a large (>100,000 tonnes/annum) sewage sludge incineration and recycling centre planned…