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The Environmental Protection Group (EPG), part of STRI Group is pleased to announce the acquisition of Hafren Water, a respected environmental consultancy specialising in hydrology and hydrogeology services. This acquisition marks another exciting milestone in EPG’s continued growth, with Hafren Water’s hydrogeology expertise complementing EPG’s existing services and strengths with the ability to deliver integrated […]
This week marks EFL’s Week of Action 2025, a nationwide initiative under the banner “Changing Lives Together”, which highlights the power of football and community activity to make a positive difference. In keeping with this theme, we are proud to be playing our part in a major community transformation in Staffordshire. We are working with […]
This month, we’re getting to know Noah Townley-Stephenson, CAD Technician at STRI. In our latest video, Noah shares his office essentials, how he sees AI integrating into his role and is put through his paces in the quick-fire question round.
Sport England has released an updated version of its Natural Turf for Sport design guide, providing fresh guidance to help clubs, local authorities, and facility managers develop safe, sustainable, and high-quality natural turf pitches for both community and competitive use. The revised document offers detailed guidance on key aspects of pitch development including design principles, […]
As part of British racing’s commitment to the highest standards of racehorse care, the Horse Welfare Board (HWB) has launched a brand-new training course to strengthen knowledge of gallops and ground maintenance at training facilities for racehorse trainers and their staff. We’re delighted that this course has been developed in partnership with STRI and Jockey […]
In discussion with Hamish Gledhill, Senior Planning and Development Consultant Across the country, many local and community sports clubs are facing increasingly complex, costly and onerous planning systems, leaving some considering selling their sites for development rather than facing the challenge of securing permission to improve their facilities. Any development has to balance several competing […]
