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Regular


Inaugurating changes The BCC’s Jim Melvin on why the APPH will make a major contribution to the cleaning and hygiene sector.


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The time is now Cromwell’s MD, James Lee, says that the time has


come to tackle climate change. Features


Going through changes RCP’s ‘Changing Workplaces’ programme


investigates COVID’s impact across Europe.


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Reducing waste, raising standards Cleanology lays out their sustainable aims and


objectives.


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Targeting hygiene SC Johnson Professional and Professor Sally


Bloomfield have developed new guidance specifically designed to help break the chain of infection in workplaces and public facilities.


Newsflash 6


What’s New Your essential industry news, including all the latest


appointments, contract wins, and exciting company announcements and product launches. This month, The London Cleaning Show 2021 moves to November, the ECH Awards target April 2022 for their return, and there’s a new name for Healthguard Hygiene.


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Kindness for carers Liam from Essity considers the vital role cleaning


and hygiene business have in providing healthcare heroes with the products, tools and support they need.


Sustainability


Flying high East Midlands Airport’s sustainability efforts are


soaring thanks to a little help from HSG. www.tomorrowscleaning.com Healthcare Hygiene


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Keeping hospitals healthy Daniel Took from Kärcher UK speaks to us about


effective hospital cleaning.


Focus on the washroom KCP asks: does your washroom provide hygiene


control and confidence in your healthcare facility?


Identifying the best solutions Chris from GOJO discusses the challenges faced


when purchasing hand hygiene products for healthcare settings.


Window Cleaning and Working at Height


New Products We learn more about the latest and greatest


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