Author: Grown in Britain

Grown in Britain Week takes place 9th – 15th October 2023. Find out how you can get involved here…

The National Forestry Conference takes place again this year in October…

Here is our Summer Newsletter – a roundup of our activities from the last few months including a warm welcome to new GiB certificate holders, update from our remote sensing project, PIES, plus a few bits you may not have seen.

Grown in Britain shares photos from our tenth anniversary celebrations held on 4th July at Nicholsons.

ercol launch iconic Marino chair and Pebble nest at Clerkenwell Design Week to trade, now crafted with GiB certified ash timber…

In preparation for the King’s Coronation last weekend, Buckingham Palace commissioned 100 oak chairs. a number of these were made at the Snowdon School of Furniture using GiB certified timber, in line with The Prince’s Foundation’s values of sustainability.

Here is our Spring Newsletter – a roundup of our activities from the last few months including a warm welcome to new GiB certificate holders, updates on Forestry Innovation Fund projects with the National Trust, plus a few bits you may not have seen.

2022 marked the start of our three year Regional project with the GiB certificate holders, the National Trust. This is one of three pieces of work being carried out by GiB, funded by the Forestry Innovation Fund.  From the Lake District down to Herefordshire this

Defra Minister, Lord Gardiner’s support for Grown in Britain Week this year, focuses on the wider benefits that our managed woodlands and forests bring to society. Not only do managed woodlands benefit business and biodiversity but they also support the physical and mental wellbeing of

It’s fantastic that the world seems to have once again woken up to the huge significance of trees. But I can’t help asking myself: at what point did we fall out of love with them? When did we stop noticing how amazing they are at