Contents Cover Story 26The strategic advantage of maintenance
best defence for facilities. Regulars
28Joins us in stamping out modern slavery to fight against modern slavery.
30The true meaning of ‘fit for purpose’ standards into the real world.
BCC Chair David Garcia discusses why it’s so important Lorcan Mekitarian, CHSA Chair, discusses translating
Robotics & Automation 42Beyond Dashboards
Kärcher explains to us why regular cleaning is the 34Controlling infection SEKO talk to us about optimising surface cleaning and chemical storage in healthcare.
We learn about the next phase of robotics management in cleaning from ToolSense.
Newsflash 06What’s New Your essential industry news, including all the
latest appointments, contract wins and exciting company announcements and product launches. This month, Nilfisk’s Board recommends its shareholders accept a takeover offer from Freudenberg, Northwood acquires facilities from Kimberly-Clark, and research from Robert Scott reveals key trends for the industry in 2026.
Editor's Pick 36Relieving winter pressures Northwood’s Paul Mulready reveals how hospitals
and healthcare facilities can tackle winter viruses with simple washroom solutions.
44The critical factor in cleaning technology success Bidvest Noonan’s Peter Smyth on why human
judgement determines whether technology delivers value. The Manchester Cleaning Show 2026 Guide
60Conference Programme A detailed list of the presentations taking place across both days of the Manchester Cleaning Show 2026.
Healthcare Hygiene 32What are the barriers to hand hygiene in healthcare?
Essity’s Liam Mynes looks at ways of encouraging better handwashing in healthcare.
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www.tomorrowscleaning.com 64Spotlight in the city The Manchester Cleaning Show highlights the people who keep the city’s most iconic spaces clean. TOMORROW'S CLEANING | 3 CONTENTS | 3
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