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Cover Story
ICE: Supporting your Environmental Social & Governance Strategy
How ICE can help you with your ESG approach. Regulars
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Time for the Government to listen to our industry
BCC Chairman Jim Melvin says our industry’s concerns have been ignored for too long.
Show your workforce some love Jangro CEO Joanne Gilliard on why you should take
good care of your employees. Features
Shielding the fusion future How Touchpoint Shield became the solution the UK’s
atomic energy authority was looking for.
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Changing the foundations The Churchill Group’s Joe Saisi says cleaning
companies need to ‘rip up the rulebook’. Cleaning Machines
A live view of the equipment fleet ToolSense detail the benefits of modern digital
asset management.
Having a blast Why dry ice blasting should be a go-to method for
an array of cleaning applications and materials.
Washroom Hygiene Newsflash 06
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What’s New Your essential industry news, including all the
latest appointments, contract wins, and exciting company announcements and product launches. This month, the finalists are revealed for the Kimberly-Clark Professional Golden Service Awards 2022, have your say on proposals for an industrywide training programme and apprenticeship, and Robert Scott reveal the cleaning trends for 2022.
Editor's Pick
Trending in the washroom Essity’s Stuart Hands looks at the changing shape of
washrooms over the last 20 years. Contract Cleaning
21st century contract cleaning The best tech options to improve your offering,
according to the experts at Fantastic Services.
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Achieving efficiency and effectiveness How to manage and maintain washroom hygiene as
chronic labour shortages bite.
Return to work Jaime from Initial Washroom Hygiene details the
post-pandemic washroom.
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