Utility arb Is utility arb black sheep of the arb family of hero underdog?
A range of voices weigh in on the divisive topic.
Women in arb 'I never thought I could climb trees for a living' : Women in arb - Annabelle Ozanne
Having had an office job for a large part of her working life, she decided, like many people, that outdoor work was a better option.
Women in arb 'I believe many people are open-minded': Women in arb - Anna Bartlett
Making a decision to change your career can be a daunting experience, but towards the end of 2022 London-based Anna Bartlett decided to take a leap of faith to start a new career as an arborist, applying for a place on Hi-Line’s fast-track trainee arborist programme. Having gone through the recruitment process, which involved taking part in a practical assessment day in Devon, Anna was offered a place and started with the company in January 2023.
Training Arb firm shares innovative method to tackle industry's skills shortages
Skill shortages are creating a challenge for many sectors, including arboriculture.
Chainsaw review 'A very useful tool': Karcher CS 400/36 BP review
Hi-Line Training assesses the abilities of Karcher’s latest battery-powered chainsaw for professional users.
Equipment Review Coming to the rescue? We review the CT Up You Go
Hi-Line Training puts an innovative rescue kit from Climbing Technology to the test.
Review: CT Sparrow
Hi-Line Training puts Climbing Technology's new self-braking descender to the test.
The story of Hartwood Treeworks
A long-term focus on efficient, safe and high-quality work and continued investment in its people and machinery has proved a winning combination for the East Devon-based tree surgeon.
Chapel Tree Services: Going above and beyond
The husband and wife team behind Chapel Tree Services tell the story behind their thriving business.
Honey Brothers shares the secrets of rope splicing
LOLER inspectors and others can gain valuable knowledge about ropes through a new workshop being trialled by Honey Brothers.
