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Rye Memorial Hospital achieves carbon neutrality

Rye, Winchelsea & District Memorial Hospital has become the UK’s first community hospital to achieve carbon neutrality. The installation of its new renewable systems was followed by confirmation from its electricity supplier that all power now comes from fully renewable sources ...

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Sewell FM wins retail reactive maintenance deal

Sewell Facilities Management has been appointed by retailer, Heron Foods, to provide reactive maintenance for its stores across Yorkshire and Lincolnshire. Sewell FM will be on hand to respond to requests for maintenance assistance for 86 of Heron Foods’ 325 stores, ...

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Staff missing their personal space in the office

Despite hot-desking becoming more common in the hybrid world of work, staff prefer to have their own personal space, according to a new study. Global workplace creation expert Unispace’s ‘Returning for Good’ study – which surveyed 9,500 office workers and ...

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BESA reveals expanded Industry Awards shortlist

The Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) has announced the shortlist for its expanded programme of National Awards. The 2023 Awards will be presented on October 12 at a gala dinner in the Novotel London West hotel. The event, which was attended ...

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Further expansion for Orega in the City of London

The flexible workspace provider is preparing to launch its 7th flexspace in London, having completed a new Management Agreement with insurance firm, WTW, to create a high spec flexible workspace at 51 Lime Street. The 36,000 sq ft of flexible ...

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Amey helping the MOJ to deliver a net zero prison estate

Amey is leading on a SMART meter installation project which will support the Ministry of Justice (MOJ) and His Majesty’s Prison and Probation Service (HMPPS) to meet their net zero commitments. The project, which will be implemented across 36 prison ...

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Cleanology launches third fundraiser to tackle hygiene poverty

The office and commercial cleaning company has launched its third annual fundraising event in aid of The Hygiene Bank, a grassroots people-powered charity supporting people suffering from hygiene poverty, inspiring social change and giving people access to the basics they ...

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Merger sees CH&CO expand its education business

Education caterer, Pablum, has merged with independent caterer and Royal Warrant holder, CH&CO.   Based in Fleet, Hampshire, Pabulum operates in over 100 schools within a 125-mile radius of its office, with a turnover of £28.5 million and employing over ...

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OCS triumphs with two gold awards for health and safety

International facilities service provider, OCS, has been awarded two Gold RoSPA (Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents) Awards for its outstanding commitment to Health and Safety. The RoSPA Awards recognise organisations that have successfully implemented and maintained comprehensive health ...

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Second Princess Royal Training Award for Umbrella Training

The hospitality apprenticeship provider has won a Princess Royal Training Award for the second time, recognising the organisation’s exceptional commitment to learning and development. Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal, President of the City and Guilds of London Institute, approved ...

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