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CHSA 2026 Bursary: Winners
announced Four talented young people have been selected to receive the Cleaning & Hygiene Suppliers Association’s (CHSA) 2026 Bursary.
The Bursary offers substantial financial support to the children of CHSA members’ employees. For CHSA members, it presents a valuable opportunity to thank employees for their contribution, while introducing the next generation of talent to the cleaning and hygiene industry.
Following a panel interview, chaired by David Garcia, Vice President and Treasurer of the CHSA, Finlay Dowling, Emma Lawrie, Elisha Round and Ellie Wakefield were selected as the recipients.
The four recipients will each receive £6,000 over the course of their university career, paid in three instalments. At the start of each academic year, or the first three years if the degree is longer, the successful applicants will receive £2,000.
Finlay Dowling is planning to study dentistry at Newcastle University. His parent works for CHSA member Essity. Emma Lawrie, whose parent works at Ramon Hygiene, is planning to study an MEarthSci Earth Science at the University of Edinburgh. Elisha Round is planning to study an MChem in Chemistry at Lancaster University. Her parent also works at Essity. Ellie Wakefield’s parent works at Vectair Systems. She is planning to study a BA (Hons) Business & Management at Sheffield Hallam University.
Since it was first awarded in 2016 in its current form, the
Sybron and Lime announce joint venture
Sybron and Lime Sustainable Supplies (LSS) have established a partnership to bring service, support and sustainability initiatives to the cleaning supplies market.
Sybron customers in the hospitality sector will benefit from LSS’ advanced data-driven sustainability modelling, whilst LSS’ customers will enjoy Sybron’s operational support from its new HQ and warehousing at the Icon in Harlow, and its northern depot in Stafford.
The two businesses are complementary, offering sustainability initiatives, including lifecycle assessments and carbon footprint measurement, with data-driven business reporting.
George Mason, Sybron’s Sales & Marketing Director, said: “This joint venture is a game-changer for us. We are proud of our sustainability achievements, however this collaboration takes us to the next level. It allows us to facilitate our customers’ ESG decision-making, giving them the tools from a multi award-winning sustainability specialist to make informed choices.”
LSS Managing Director and Group Head of ESG, Matt Burtinshaw, added: “This is a perfect commercial symbiosis, extending both companies’ reach and offering high level sustainability solutions, as well as service and support excellence.”
Bursary has made it possible for young people to capitalise on the potential of all that is on offer at university. They have used it to pay for books and study materials, field trips and club memberships.
David Garcia explained: “The Bursary is incredibly important to the CHSA. We are very proud of the opportunity to give something back in such a tangible way.
“Meeting these talented young people is always a pleasure, but making the final decision this year was more difficult than ever. We had a record number of applicants and the standard was extraordinary. We could have awarded the Bursary many times over, but we had to make a decision. After two days of interviews and detailed discussions, we settled on the four who excelled in the criteria: need, worthiness, endeavour and overall performance.
"We very much hope the final four, and all the applicants, enjoy their time at university and wish them the very best for the future.”
www.chsa.co.uk
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