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Arboriculture

22 April 2026
Delivering major infrastructure in sensitive environments requires a coordinated approach, bringing together a range of expertise to understand place, manage risk and support informed decision-making. Our work on the North Hykeham Relief Road (NHRR) in Lincolnshire is a strong example of this in practice, with teams from across TEP working together to support the delivery of this long-planned scheme. A long-planned piece of infrastructure The NHRR forms the final section of Lincoln’s ring road, a scheme that has been identified in Local Plans for around twenty years. As the project progressed, it required careful consideration of environmental constraints, historic assets and landscape character, alongside the practicalities of delivering a major new road. Working alongside Balfour Beatty and the wider project team, we provided a range of services spanning heritage and archaeology, planning, landscape, ecology and arboriculture.
20 October 2025
Manchester City Council has recently released its draft Local Plan for consultation, and TEP is proud to have played a … Read more » The post Helping to Shape Manchester’s Environmental Future appeared first on TEP - The Environment Partnership.
15 May 2025
(written by Ric Hampson) Woodland ecosystems depend on a complex, layered structure, from the towering canopy to the low-lying understory … Read more » The post Invasive Species and Woodland Ecosystems: A Hidden Battle appeared first on TEP - The Environment Partnership.
21 January 2025
Our Arboriculture team has been out and about in East Cheshire conducting a BS5837 tree survey as part of improvement … Read more » The post A Honey Fungus Discovery appeared first on TEP - The Environment Partnership.
22 April 2026
Delivering major infrastructure in sensitive environments requires a coordinated approach, bringing together a range of expertise to understand place, manage risk and support informed decision-making. Our work on the North Hykeham Relief Road (NHRR) in Lincolnshire is a strong example of this in practice, with teams from across TEP working together to support the delivery of this long-planned scheme. A long-planned piece of infrastructure The NHRR forms the final section of Lincoln’s ring road, a scheme that has been identified in Local Plans for around twenty years. As the project progressed, it required careful consideration of environmental constraints, historic assets and landscape character, alongside the practicalities of delivering a major new road. Working alongside Balfour Beatty and the wider project team, we provided a range of services spanning heritage and archaeology, planning, landscape, ecology and arboriculture.
20 October 2025
Manchester City Council has recently released its draft Local Plan for consultation, and TEP is proud to have played a … Read more » The post Helping to Shape Manchester’s Environmental Future appeared first on TEP - The Environment Partnership.
15 May 2025
(written by Ric Hampson) Woodland ecosystems depend on a complex, layered structure, from the towering canopy to the low-lying understory … Read more » The post Invasive Species and Woodland Ecosystems: A Hidden Battle appeared first on TEP - The Environment Partnership.
21 January 2025
Our Arboriculture team has been out and about in East Cheshire conducting a BS5837 tree survey as part of improvement … Read more » The post A Honey Fungus Discovery appeared first on TEP - The Environment Partnership.
22 April 2026
Delivering major infrastructure in sensitive environments requires a coordinated approach, bringing together a range of expertise to understand place, manage risk and support informed decision-making. Our work on the North Hykeham Relief Road (NHRR) in Lincolnshire is a strong example of this in practice, with teams from across TEP working together to support the delivery of this long-planned scheme. A long-planned piece of infrastructure The NHRR forms the final section of Lincoln’s ring road, a scheme that has been identified in Local Plans for around twenty years. As the project progressed, it required careful consideration of environmental constraints, historic assets and landscape character, alongside the practicalities of delivering a major new road. Working alongside Balfour Beatty and the wider project team, we provided a range of services spanning heritage and archaeology, planning, landscape, ecology and arboriculture.
20 October 2025
Manchester City Council has recently released its draft Local Plan for consultation, and TEP is proud to have played a … Read more » The post Helping to Shape Manchester’s Environmental Future appeared first on TEP - The Environment Partnership.
15 May 2025
(written by Ric Hampson) Woodland ecosystems depend on a complex, layered structure, from the towering canopy to the low-lying understory … Read more » The post Invasive Species and Woodland Ecosystems: A Hidden Battle appeared first on TEP - The Environment Partnership.
21 January 2025
Our Arboriculture team has been out and about in East Cheshire conducting a BS5837 tree survey as part of improvement … Read more » The post A Honey Fungus Discovery appeared first on TEP - The Environment Partnership.