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08 BICSc Comment Update fromthe British Institute of Cleaning Science.
08 People
14 BCC Comment Update fromthe British Cleaning Council.
16 Golden Service
Awards The judging process for the 2013 Golden Service Awards is underway.
18 Contracts
21 Special Report Principle Cleaning launches its Hybrid Cleaning initiative.
22 Feature Sustainable Cleaning.
28 Special Report Stop! Buyer beware...
30 Special Report Carpet care: wet or dry?
31 Special Report Water saving washrooms
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Cleaning Show2015 LONDONCALLING
‘At last, visitors are being given what they’ve been asking for’
Potential visitors to the 2015 Cleaning Show - both UK- based and frommainland Europe - have described the event’smove to London as ‘inspired’ and ‘long-overdue’. Following surveys and a se- ries of discussions, the deci- sion tomove to London was made, strongly supported by those that see the event as a crucial shop window. “The cleaning industry is
extremely positive about the Cleaning Show’s move to London,” said Doug Cooke, chairman of the British Cleaning Council. “Having spent time at this year’s event in Birmingham, the overwhelming feedback I re- ceived from both exhibitors and visitors was that relocat- ing to London’s Excel was very welcome. Enhanced by the London Olympics, Excel now enjoys excellent trans- port links, making it easily accessible from all parts of the UK and Europe. This will undoubtedly appeal to visi- tors - domestic and interna- tional – surely the most important group when plan- ning any event, and the rea- son businesses invest in exhibiting.” The Cleaning Show 2015
takes place from 10-12 March 2015 at London’s
Excel Exhibition Centre, a venue that is extremely well served by all forms of trans- port, and that is surrounded by a host of hotels to suit all budgets. Doug Cooke continued:
“London is recognised as one of the world’s most im- portant financial, cultural and business centres, and is therefore a fitting host for the next Cleaning Show – el- evating the profile of our in- dustry at a critical time. The major contract cleaning businesses operating in Lon-
don, together with key gov- ernment departments and public sector organisations, have already confirmed Lon- don is their preferred venue. For that reason, I am confi- dent our visitor profile will reflect the show’s proximity to the UK’s business hub, and sincerely hope that major cleaning businesses – Karcher, Kimberly-Clark Professional and Diversey as examples – will seize the op- portunity to reach a first- class audience by exhibiting at the event.”
Cooke concluded: “Birm-
ingham has served the Cleaning Show well, but visi- tors have been very vocal for a number of years, calling for themove to London. The result will, I am sure, be the best UK-based Cleaning Show to date.” Further details about ex-
hibiting at the 2015 Cleaning Show can be obtained from Vanessa Martinet: Tel: 01737 855041 Email: vanessamartinet@quartzltd. com
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