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CICES plans closer ties with CECA

The Chartered Institution of Civil Engineering Surveyors (CICES) has announced plans for closer ties with the UK’s representative body for companies that deliver, upgrade, and maintain the country’s infrastructure. A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been drafted with the Civil ...

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Carlisle celebrates 23 years at Spurs

Carlisle Support Services is celebrating 23 years of continued service with Tottenham Hotspur, whose stadium was recently awarded the World Football Summit’s Best Venue Award and is home to the world renowned Tottenham Hotspur Football Club, as well as NFL, ...

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AI will have the ‘biggest impact’ on physical security operations over the next five years

Nine in 10 Chief Security Officers at large, global businesses operating in the UK agree that Artificial Intelligence (AI) will have the biggest impact on physical security operations over the next five years. The finding comes from G4S’s first ever ...

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New partnership aims to ‘revolutionise’ window cleaning in London

Skyline Robotics and Principle Cleaning Services have joined forces to bring autonomous window cleaning robots to London. Principle, a market leader in providing corporate, commercial cleaning in London, will be the exclusive provider of Skyline Robotics’ flagship window cleaning robot ...

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GPA submits planning application for Weather Centre HQ

The Government Property Agency (GPA) has submitted a planning application to Wokingham Borough Council for a European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) at the University of Reading. If successful, the new-state of-the-art headquarters will create the largest cluster of weather and ...

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Somerset Council appoints Kier for £225m maintenance deal

Kier has secured a £225 million contract with Somerset Council to deliver core maintenance services across its entire road network. The eight-year contract, which comes with an opportunity to extend for a further four years, will commence 1 April 2024, ...

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Integral signs covenant supporting the Armed Forces community

UK building services and engineering firm, Integral, has signed the Armed Forces Covenant, a pledge that those who serve or have served in the armed forces and their families will be treated fairly in society. The covenant focuses on helping members ...

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Mitie enrols in waste management contract at the University of Leeds

Mitie has been awarded a two-year contract to deliver waste management services for the University of Leeds. This new partnership with Mitie marks the first time that the majority of waste management services across the University will be brought together ...

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Only a third of UK businesses prepared to handle employee wellbeing concerns

The number of employees voicing wellbeing concerns is on the rise, but according to new research from Mintago, UK businesses are failing to provide sufficient support to employees, particularly from a financial wellbeing point of view. The fintech startup surveyed ...

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Facilio reduces energy costs for Robert Dyas by 20% in just three months

UK hardware retailer, Robert Dyas, has partnered with proptech firm Facilio and NJ Robinson to streamline its energy management practices. In just three months of deploying Facilio’s Connected buildings platform across its 93 stores and distribution centre, Robert Dyas reported ...

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