COMMUNITY CLEAN-
UP CAMPAIGN Robert Scott has set its sights on a new campaign to give back to its customers’ local communities with its inaugural ‘Cleaning up your Community’ competition.
To mark the Great British Spring Clean Weekend, the company launched the competition on Friday 2 March 2018, giving customers the opportunity to nominate a worthy community project in need of some cleaning TLC.
The winning project will receive £500 worth of cleaning products and a day’s cleaning time from a professional team on behalf of Robert Scott, with four regional project finalists also receiving £250 worth of Robert Scott products.
All entrants will be judged by a panel of industry leaders including chairman of the British Cleaning Council, Stan Atkins, editor of Cleaning & Maintenance magazine, Neil Nixon, Head of Sales at Robert Scott, Gill Ireson, and Sales Director, Alastair Scott.
Projects could range from a local community group, charity, public space or another worthy cause. This could be a scout hut that’s seen better days, a local beachfront or park that’s
FILM PREMIERE RAISES £1,800 FOR
LOCAL HOSPICE Environmental support services company CountyClean Group hosted a special fundraising film on Thursday 15 February 2018, raising money for a local hospice.
Premiered at Eastbourne’s state- of-the-art performing arts hub, The Birley Centre, the film was created by Smokescreen Visuals Ltd at a variety of locations throughout Sussex, Surrey, Kent and London.
The film was presented to over 120 guests, including The Worshipful Mayor
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become overrun with litter, or a charity HQ in need of a spring clean.
Alastair Scott said: “As a business that’s been part of our own local community for over 90 years, our aim with this initiative is to provide an opportunity for our customers to give something back with a little help from Robert Scott. We know there will be some thoroughly deserving projects
of Eastbourne, Stephen Lloyd MP, Eastbourne Borough Council leader Cllr David Tutt, members of Eastbourne Chamber of Commerce and professional business communities, as well as clients, partners and the company’s various teams.
Using Smokescreen’s expertise and drone resources, the film captured CoutyClean’s portfolio of commercial and household services such as interceptor cleaning, hazardous waste and bilge water disposal, grease trap and cesspit emptying, oil spill and flood emergency response, groundworks and installations, sewer and drain jetting and much more.
Speaking about the project, CountyClean Group founders Mike
across the country and we look forward to receiving the entries and offering a helping hand to the winners.”
Nominations can be submitted by email to
community@robert-scott.co.uk. Simply include the name and location of the project with a picture and the reasons why they should win. Deadline for entries is Monday 16 April 2018.
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and Debbie Walker, said: “We are so proud and absolutely thrilled with the finished film and wish to commend everyone involved on their professionalism and hard work to produce it, which we believe showcases our capabilities and customer service ethos. We are extremely grateful to our wonderful teams for being such stars and wish to give the Smokescreen team a five star rating.”
The events’ attendees raised £940 for St Wilfrid’s Hospice through an auction and raffle, and this total was matched by CountyClean Group, taking the total to £1,880. You can view the video online here.
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