Search Results: 'BSW'

Howard wins TTJ Golf Challenge 2002
12 December, 2002

BRE investigates densifying UK timber
06 December, 2002

Pavilion set to be industry icon
25 October, 2002

UK forestry gets festive
14 September, 2002
UK forestry is putting on its biggest ever show with the combination of the APF International Forest Machinery Exhibition and International Forest Fest. The event underlines the industry's ambition to reach out more effectively to key markets, like the timber trade. Here APF secretary Ian Millward gives his view of the event.

Timber on the level
14 September, 2002
Somerlap Forest Products offers a wide range of garden products, concentrating on the quality end of the market. Keren Fallwell reports

Record decks
14 September, 2002
The decking sector continues to turn in some impressive results. Sally Spencer spoke to the Timber Decking Association

Obituary – Bob Shiells
19 July, 2002

Forestry e-business forum on way
19 July, 2002

Timber firms achieve Investors in People
17 July, 2002

BSW widens its base
24 June, 2002
After extensive research into other key timber supply markets, including Russia and central and eastern Europe, BSW decided to build its first sawmill outside the UK in Latvia. Rosemary Urquhart reports

Funding frustrates road to sea switch
10 June, 2002
As delegates to the annual Timber Transport Forum seminar discovered, strenuous efforts to move timber haulage from roads to ship and rail are being thwarted by lack of funding. Ian Martin reports

Keeping the customer satisfied
07 May, 2002
BSW Timber has reviewed its operations to ensure customers get exactly what they want. Rosemary Urquhart reports

Forum to tackle timber transport
02 April, 2002

BSW Latvia gains DeckMark
16 March, 2002

Council refurbishment claims FSC first
09 March, 2002

BSW boosts capacity with £3m investment
23 February, 2002

Cluster musters
26 January, 2002
The Scottish Forest Industries Cluster was established to foster collaboration between different sectors of the forest industry and forge links with the wider community. As Ian Martin reports, the organisation has made sound progress in its first year