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New Head of Sales and Marketing at


Tennant UK Tennant UK has announced the promotion of Emma Needle to the position of Head of Sales and Marketing for the UK.


In her new position, Emma will continue driving strategic growth in the cleaning industry across supermarkets, retail, commercial cleaning, hospitality, warehousing and industry, and the extended distribution network.


Emma brings a wealth of experience and leadership to this new role, having previously led commercial excellence and customer-focused initiatives within Tennant for the past 17 years. This promotion marks a significant step in the company’s continued commitment to delivering innovative cleaning solutions to businesses across the UK.


Emma will lead the UK sales and marketing teams with a clear focus on customer success, operational efficiency and sustainable cleaning solutions.


UK Country Manager, Peter Tye, said: “Emma’s strategic mindset, market insight and passion for delivering value to customers made her the natural choice to take on this leadership position, and this role also means she will be a key member on my UK Management team.”


Emma has been instrumental in shaping Tennant’s customer engagement approach and brings a forward- thinking vision to help clients meet their cleaning, sustainability and cost-efficiency goals. Her appointment comes at a pivotal time, as Tennant launches new


technologies and continues to strengthen its partnerships across critical industries.


Emma commented: “I’m excited to lead our UK team into this next chapter. Our customers across all sectors are facing more pressure than ever, and we’re here to help them stay ahead with intelligent, sustainable cleaning solutions that deliver real return on investment.”


Peter continued: “Emma’s track record of building strong customer relationships and delivering commercial impact will be key as we continue to grow our presence across the UK.”


Emma will be based in the UK and will work closely with both local and European teams to align strategic initiatives and drive continued success for Tennant and its customers.


www.tennantco.com


Councils appoint recycling and waste


collections contract East Herts and North Herts Councils have appointed Veolia to deliver recycling and waste collections and street cleansing services as part of a new £108m eight-year contract, which started on 4 May 2025.


The new contract provides recycling and waste collections and street cleansing services for residents across East and North Hertfordshire. Increasing recycling will be a key priority, as well as delivering more sustainable services to support East and North Hertfordshire Councils’ ambitions to become carbon neutral by 2030.


Recycling capacity will be increased through the introduction of a separate bin dedicated to paper and cardboard, and the acceptance of plastic film in dry mixed recycling which also includes glass, metal and plastic items such as tubs and trays.


Weekly food waste collections, which are already available in North Herts, will be introduced to homes across East Herts and carried out with new, dedicated collection


vehicles. This will not only increase residents’ access to recycling, but ensure compliance with upcoming Simpler Recycling policy changes.


Veolia will introduce new electric street cleansing equipment in high footfall areas like town centres to maximise efficiency and to reduce the number of sacks left on busy streets and in pedestrian areas.


Veolia is supporting East Herts and North Herts Councils’ net zero ambitions with alternative fuels, using hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO) for larger collection vehicles, combined with the electrification of smaller vehicles in the fleet to minimise carbon emissions.


Pascal Hauret, Managing Director for Municipal at Veolia, commented: “We aim to enhance collection services and improve street cleanliness, whilst supporting the Councils on their journey to net-zero by decarbonising our operations through the introduction of new collection vehicles and electric street cleansing equipment.”


www.veolia.com


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