• S12 opens applications for two Non-ACS positions

    The S12 Security Guarding Leadership Group is inviting applications from Non-ACS security company representatives to join its core leadership committee, as it continues to broaden representation and strengthen its engagement with Government and industry stakeholders.
    The move reflects the S12’s commitment to ensuring that leadership and decision-making represents the diversity of business models operating across the UK security guarding sector.
    Working collectively with Government, th
  • TSA aims to support the laundry industry in adopting AI

    The Textile Services Association (TSA) has announced an educational webinar looking at the opportunities offered by generative AI systems. It will also consider how the laundry industry can benefit from a new government funded training programme, aimed at non-technical staff, on how to use AI technology.
    The TSA webinar takes place on the 10th February 2026. Its agenda includes a look at how AI delivers returns on investment, along with a practical adoption playbook and live demos. It will also
  • phs Teacrate business redefines the crate washing market

    phs Teacrate, a UK market leader in crate hire and washing services, has invested in new technology that redefines hygiene and sustainability standards in the UK’s crate market.
    The new, next-generation tray & pallet washers set a new benchmark in sustainability for the sector by more than halving water usage during crate washing.
    The new bespoke machine only uses six litres of water per hour, compared to the standard 15 litres per hour for older machines, offering huge water savings,
  • IMI collaboration helps food processing company keep it clean

    When it comes to food processing, ensuring the highest hygiene standards is critical for reliable and safe production outcomes.
    Faced with stringent cleaning requirements and the use of harsh disinfecting chemicals, a food processing company needed a cleaning solution that was both effective and reliable. To address this challenge, the company partnered with Membracon – an OEM – and IMI to develop a bespoke machine cleaning system, ensuring food processing equipment could be efficien
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  • FMJ and E.ON Webinar reveals why upgrading your Building Management System brings wider benefits 

    The recent E.ON and FMJ webinar: Moving from a reactive service to proactive services: Identifying energy issues early and automatically spelt out the many benefits of investing in the latest tech to manage a Building Management System.
    Nick Westlake: Energy and Service Delivery Manager at E.ON Control Solutions explained that aside from energy savings there are many other benefits of having an up-to-date control system.
    “Being able to connect buildings to monitor syste
  • Mitie named a UK Top Employer for the eighth year running

    Mitie has been certified as a UK Top Employer for the eighth consecutive year by the Top Employers Institute for its commitment to supporting its colleagues through best practice.
    With a growing workforce of 84,000 colleagues in a competitive market for attracting and retaining talent, Mitie’s ranking reflects its dedication to creating a high-performing workplace through data-driven people strategies, demonstrated through its best-in-class HR policies. The Institute bases its evaluations
  • Stannah secures lift maintenance deal with Test Valley Borough Council

    Test Valley Borough Council has appointed Stannah Lifts to deliver comprehensive lift maintenance services across its full property portfolio, covering six sites in Hampshire.
    The council selected Stannah Lifts based on its extensive engineer coverage across the region and a proven track record for rapid and reliable call outs. With key public buildings such as Chantry centre and public car parks, 24/7 support was also essential and a key factor in the council’s decision.
    Under the agreeme
  • Gleeds’ UK Construction Market Report reveals unease going into 2026

    The latest Market Report from international property and construction consultancy Gleeds has revealed that eight in 10 construction professionals feel the government is not providing adequate support to the sector, with training and planning identified as key blockers to progress.
    Skills and training came in as the number one issue requiring further government support, reflecting growing anxiety around workforce capacity and the industry’s ability to meet future demand without sustained in
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  • Research reveals hidden germs in retail hot spots

    New swabbing research by Initial Washroom Hygiene has found that in-person January sales shopping could be exposing Brits to high levels of microbial contamination (germs).

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