NIC wins big at Co-op Difference Awards
NIC FM Services Group is celebrating a significant milestone after being named Environmental & Sustainability Pioneers Award winner at this year’s Co-op Difference Awards.
The award recognises suppliers which have placed sustainability at the centre of their partnership with Co- op, supporting its ambition to create a more sustainable future for its member owners. The accolade celebrates organisations delivering measurable environmental improvements while working collaboratively to create lasting positive change.
Held under the theme Powered by Partnership, this year’s awards showcased the strength of collaboration in driving innovation, responsible business practices and sustainable outcomes. NIC FM Services Group was recognised for embedding sustainability throughout its operations and for its strong alignment with Co-op’s environmental vision and values.
As one of the UK’s leading facilities management providers, NIC FM Services Group continues to invest in environmentally responsible cleaning solutions, sustainable operational practices and innovative technologies which reduce environmental impact while maintaining the highest standards of service delivery.
The award reflects the company’s commitment to helping customers achieve their own sustainability ambitions through responsible resource management, waste reduction initiatives, environmentally conscious product selection and a culture where sustainability is embedded in everyday decision-making.
Sarah Robinson, Distribution Director at NIC FM Services Group, said: “Winning the Environmental & Sustainability Pioneers Award is a tremendous honour and a proud moment for everyone at NIC FM Services Group. Sustainability is not simply an objective for us: it is a responsibility that influences the decisions we make, the services we deliver and the partnerships we build.
“We’re delighted that our close collaboration with Co-op has been recognised, and this award reflects the dedication of our teams who work every day to help create a cleaner,
Jangro network raises £105K for Trussell
Jangro has announced its members and supplier partners raised more than £105,000 during 2025 for its charity partner, Trussell, helping provide emergency food and practical advice to people facing hardship across the UK.
The fundraising total was achieved through the collective efforts of Jangro’s nationwide network. The significant donation could help Trussell’s community of food banks provide more than 7,500 emergency food parcels to people facing hunger.
The announcement comes at a time when many households continue to struggle to keep their finances afloat as the cost of living remains high. According to
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greener and more sustainable future. We look forward to continuing this successful partnership and supporting Co- op’s ambitious sustainability goals in the years ahead.”
The award was collected on behalf of NIC FM Services Group by Pete Langsdale, National Operations Director, who added: “It was an honour to accept this award on behalf of the entire NIC FM Services Group team. This recognition reflects the dedication of our colleagues and the strength of our partnership with Co-op. We look forward to continuing to work together to deliver innovative, sustainable solutions that make a real difference for the future.”
This latest recognition reinforces NIC FM Services Group’s position as a trusted FM partner, demonstrating that sustainability is not simply an aspiration but an integral part of the organisation’s strategy and service delivery. Through collaborative partnerships, continuous innovation and a commitment to environmental stewardship, the business continues to help customers create safer, cleaner and more sustainable environments across the UK.
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Trussell, food banks in its community distributed more than 2.6m emergency food parcels during 2025, equivalent to one parcel every 12 seconds. More than 912,000 parcels were provided for children, highlighting the ongoing impact of rising financial pressures on families.
Hannah Robson-Smith, Trussell’s Head of Programme Funding, said: “Every day, food banks across our community meet people who are worried about how they’re going to put food on the table or cover the cost of essentials. Fundraising efforts like this help ensure that support is available when people need it most.”
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