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Marlucy Magalhaes, a London resident originally from Brazil, has won the 2022 Housekeeper of the Year Award.
The Award, sponsored by TidyChoice, celebrates the most professional and skilful housekeepers in London. Marlucy beat several hundred professionals across the whole of London to win the prestigious award.
Marlucy has nine years of experience in domestic cleaning, commercial cleaning and housekeeping. She has built an outstanding reputation for high cleaning standards, reliability and friendliness. She was nominated for the award by her customers, who endorsed her with outstanding reviews.
Marlucy commented: “I am happy and excited to win this award and cash prize. I’ve been nominated in the past but I was not expecting to win. I wish to thank my customers who kindly nominated me as well as TidyChoice. I love my job and really appreciate my customers.”
Ana Andres del Valle, co-founder of TidyChoice, said: “We are delighted to present the Housekeeper of the Year 2022 Award to Marlucy Magalhaes. She has done amazing work and has been receiving outstanding commendations and endorsements from her customers. We are proud to be able to support independent housekeepers by providing an easy-to-use platform to help them get new bookings and manage customers.”
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Rentokil tackles Saracens partnership
Saracens Rugby Club has announced it is continuing its partnership with Rentokil Initial, re-signing the company as the Club’s Official Washroom and Hygiene partner for the 22/23 season.
Central to this strategic partnership, which at its announcement back in August 2020 was believed to be a first in UK sport, remains an ongoing focus on keeping the indoor air clean with VIRUSKILLER air purification technology, which can kill up to 99.9999% of viruses including Coronavirus. VIRUSKILLER units also decontaminate the air by not only trapping but also killing airborne viruses, bacteria and fungi.
As the official Washroom and Hygiene Partner of StoneX Stadium, Rentokil Initial is also providing a wide range of washroom products and specialist hygiene services, as the club continues to prioritise the health and safety
of its players, staff, and stakeholders, with a hygienically safe environment. Twice-yearly deep cleans of the onsite kitchens are also being undertaken and will include TR19 compliant kitchen ventilation deep cleaning.
Saracens has also committed to taking the necessary steps in helping to ensure ‘washroom dignity’ for all washroom users while they are onsite at the StoneX Stadium by ensuring they have access to all the facilities they need. They have also installed sanitary waste bins in all toilet cubicles.
Saracens' Operations Director, Alex MacIntyre, said: “As a club, caring for our people is at the heart of everything we do. The safety of our staff and supporters is of paramount importance to us, and Rentokil Initial remains an integral partner in helping us to facilitate this.
“We are proud to have spent the past two years setting the benchmark for sports stadiums across the country to follow, in providing safe and clean air inside, as well as hygiene confidence for all.”
Jamie Woodhall, Technical and Innovation Manager at Rentokil Specialist Hygiene and Initial Washroom Hygiene, added: “We are delighted to be supporting Saracens Rugby Club with an ongoing best practice approach to hygiene and cross-contamination prevention, and to working with the club to deliver ‘washroom dignity’. Everyone has the right to a dignified washroom experience, regardless of their age, gender, or need.
“We hope that by having all of these hygiene measures in place will provide confidence to staff, players and fans, and set the standard for both hygiene and washroom dignity.”
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