C
&
M British Cleaning Council
Manifesto and Conference launched
and resource management,
where fewer resources,
Contacts
higher targets and zero
believe will be the most
more imaginative strategies waste aspirations are
Association of Building Cleaning DSO’s
important to the cleaning
for survival and success, expected to become the
Tel: 01604 6705934
industry in the coming years.
providing a broad, fresh and norm. ADM
The hope is that enough of
valuable insight into the Meanwhile, the Cleaning Tel: 01661 842708
the public will agree with us
business-critical issues defining and Hygiene Suppliers Asset Skills
on the points made in our
the moment. Speakers already Association has announced
Tel: 01604 233336
Manifesto, and together this
confirmed are journalist and that it is to hold a Charity Ball
British Association for Chemical Specialities
By Steve Wright, chairman,
consensus will influence the
former Cabinet Minister on Friday 14 May in
Tel: 01423 700249
British Cleaning Council.
policies and priorities of the
Michael Portillo, Chris Kensington’s Copthorne Tara
British Carpet Technical Centre/Cleaning
new Government due to be
Cracknell of OCS and Pedro Hotel; it’s a great opportunity
Tel: 0113 259 5263
You will probably have
formed after the next election.
Chidichimo of Johnson to support some very worthy
British Cleaning Council
noticed that your copy of
The decision to form a
Diversey. We have also causes while enjoying a
Tel: 0207 920 9640
Cleaning and Maintenance
partnership with Cleaning and
received a commitment from dinner and dance in one of
this month is slightly heavier
Maintenance to release our
the Department of Business, the most attractive areas of
than usual due to the British
manifesto was reached
Innovation and Skills for a London. And the British
Cleaning Council’s 2010
without any deliberation; we
Minister to present a session Toilet Association gained a
Manifesto enclosed. The doc-
have found that this
(the identity will be confirmed celebrity supporter when
ument represents the first
magazine’s readership is very
after the general election). Chris Evans agreed to
time our members have col-
sympathetic to what we are
Some tickets are still available become a toilet champion
laborated in this way to
trying to achieve. It is also part
from the BCC’s website; during his breakfast show
BCC
BDMA
Tel: 07000 843 2362
BICSc
Tel: 01604 678710
British Institute of Facilities Management
Tel: 017995 13237
British Pest Control Association
record their objectives, after
of a long-standing alliance
please check in for details on interview with BTA chairman
Tel: 01332 294288
it was agreed that we need-
with Quartz, which I can
how to attend. Mike Bone, an
BTA
ed a public platform to
announce is to continue in
Moving on to our member’s announcement that was
Tel: 01403 258779
demonstrate our shared val-
the form of our exclusive
activities, the Chartered broadcast to BBC Radio 2’s Chartered Institute of Environmental Health
ues, ideas and plans for the
media partnership for our
Institute of Environmental audience of 8 million. Tel: 0207 928 6006
future. It has been a big chal-
Cleaning Conference:
Health has begun holding Finally, a reminder for an CHSA
lenge to channel all of our
Profiting from the Recovery.
workshops across the country event you will probably be
Tel: 01628 478273
member’s ideas; the council for its new Level 2 Award in
well aware of - the annual CSSA
is made up of such a diverse
Cleaning Conference:
Cleaning in Food Premises Carpex/Windex show on 18
Tel: 020 7920 9632
group and each of our 19
Profiting from the
qualification. These one-day and 19 March at the Ricoh
ENCAMS
member organisations have
Recovery
events have been designed to arena in Coventry. Sponsored
Tel: 01942 824620
their own set of objectives support the delivery of the
by the Federation of Window
Federation of Window Cleaners
and priorities. Yet by the end
The conference is due to take
qualification, which helps Cleaners and National Carpet
Tel: 0161 432 8754
of the process, the memory
place on 5 October at the CBI
provide attendees with the Cleaners Association, the
that lingers for me is how
ICMMA
Conference facilities in central
skills needed to eradicate two day event represents the
united we are towards the harmful bacteria that can
Tel: 0121 703 0636
London, and will be looking broadest business forum for
cause of improving standards spread to food in catering
the windows, floors and
NCCA
at ways in which businesses
& the status of our industry.
can thrive as the recession
environments. carpet cleaning sectors, with
Tel: 0116 271 9550
The document contains
comes to a close and Britain’s
The Chartered Institution of over 70 exhibitors & 3000
Society of Food Hygiene Technology
nine sections: sustainability,
GDP moves towards expan-
Wastes Management has just visitors expected.
Tel: 01590 671979
education, healthcare,
sion once again.
announced plans to hold
UK Cleaning Products Industry Association
For further information on BCC
technology, waste
The speaker line-up for the
another Futuresource and its members:
Tel: 01829 770055
management, health and
day reflects the fact that
conference on 15 to 17 June
Web: UK Housekeepers Association
safety, public hygiene and
rapidly changing customer
in London’s Excel centre. The
www.britishcleaningcouncil.org
Tel: 020 7724 7378
specialist cleaning - covering
Tel: 0207 920 9640
behaviour and technological
3 day event will outline a new
E.mail:
Worshipful Company of Environmental Cleaners
all the issues which we
advances demand better,
future for sustainable waste
info@britishcleaningcouncil.org Tel: 01359 242947
Contacts
THE
CLEANING
5th October 2010
CONFERENCE
CBI Centre London
Profiting from the Recovery
SPEAKERS INCLUDE
2010
Ian Lucas MP (Minister for Business)
Michael Portillo (BBC and former Defence Minister)
Pedro Chidichimo (Diversey)
Chris Cracknell (OCS)
Jimmy Hayes (ISS Facility Services London)
For further information please go to:
www.britishcleaningcouncil.org/cleaningconference.html
8C&M March 2010
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