Crewe Alexandra Football Club's grounds team is embracing battery-powered technology with the Dennis ES-34R rotary mowers, using the professional 34-inch twin-blade rotary mower to deliver high-quality pitch presentation and clean-up while reducing noise, vibration, emissions and running costs.

Port Vale’s Head of Grounds, Steven Alderson, has turned to Dennis battery-powered mowing technology as the club continues a major period of development during its 150th year.
Steven has been responsible for the club’s grounds operation for the past four years, having built up his career across both professional golf and football.

For more than 100 years, Derby West End bowling club has been a part of Derby’s sporting heritage. Today, as the only flat green bowling club left in Derby itself and one of only a small number remaining in Derbyshire, preserving that legacy has never been more important.

When West Haddon Bowls Club's long-serving greenkeeper retired after four decades at 92 years old, three volunteers stepped forward to take on the challenge. Armed with enthusiasm, a willingness to learn and a trusted Dennis FT Range, they're proving that volunteer-led clubs can deliver playing surfaces for the community to enjoy.

Perfect bowling greens don't happen by accident. They are the result of careful planning, expert maintenance and countless hours of dedication behind the scenes. At Harperbury Bowls Club, that responsibility lies with Green Team Lead Sue Allen, one of the relatively few women leading greenkeeping operations in the bowls industry.