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Winners of the CHSA’s 2025 Bursary


announced Four talented young people have been selected to receive the Cleaning & Hygiene Suppliers Association’s (CHSA) 2025 Bursary.


The Bursary is open only to the children of CHSA members’ employees, and applicants were assessed according to need, worthiness, endeavour and overall performance.


Following a panel interview, chaired by David Garcia, Vice President and Treasurer of the CHSA, Ruby Burgess, Thomas Baker, Lottie Harrison and Rose Lewis were selected as the recipients.


The four recipients will each receive £6,000 over the course of their university career, paid in three installments. At the start of each academic year, or the first three years if the degree is longer, the successful applicants will receive £2,000.


Ruby Burgess is to study a BSc in Geography at Lancaster University. Her father works at Diversey UK. Thomas Baker, whose father works at CJS Portsmouth, intends to study a BSc in Plant Science at Cornwall College University Centre at the Eden Project. Lottie Harrison, whose grandfather works at Evans Vanodine, is to study Psychology with Counselling at Manchester Metropolitan University. Rose Lewis is to study a BA in Animation Production at Arts University Bournemouth. Her father works at Kärcher.


CenoBots integrated into


ToolSense platform ToolSense has announced the integration of CenoBots cleaning robots into its Asset Operations Platform, further strengthening its position as the world’s leading platform for digital asset and maintenance management in the facility services industry.


The facility services sector is undergoing rapid transformation. While traditional assets such as scrubbers, vacuums, vehicles and PPE remain the backbone of daily operations, the rise of autonomous cleaning robots is shaping the future of the industry. By combining both worlds – conventional assets and next-generation robots


Since it was first awarded in 2016 in its current form, 25 young people have benefitted from the financial support offered by the Bursary. It has made it possible for them 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. It is a delight to receive updates from the successful applicants, telling us how they are getting on and their plans and aspirations for the future.


“Meeting these talented young people is always a pleasure but making the final decision is a challenge. The calibre this year was particularly high, making it harder than ever to reach the final decision. We debate and discuss before settling on the final winners, considering their commitment, determination, capability and, finally, the special x-factor. I wish we could award the bursary to them all. We very much hope the final four, and all the applicants, enjoy their time and university.”


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– ToolSense enables companies to manage all their equipment seamlessly within one unified platform.


With the new integration, cus tomers gain access to:


• Seamless connectivity of CenoBots cleaning robots within the ToolSense platform;


• Automated data exchange between CenoBots’ robot systems and ToolSense;


• Direct access to robot data such as runtime, cleaning performance, error codes, water consumption and location;


• Continuous improvements in digitalisation and automation across facility services.


ToolSense is already trusted by leading facility service companies worldwide as the central hub for asset and maintenance management, connecting everything from scrubbers and vacuums to PPE, vehicles and even coffee machines. At the same time, ToolSense has become the world’s leading platform for cleaning robot management, integrating with multiple OEMs such as CenoBots, Gausium and Pudu.


Alexander Manafi, CEO & Co-Founder of ToolSense, said: “Robots are the future of facility services. With ToolSense, we bring them together with traditional assets in one unified system, creating transparency, reducing downtime and cutting costs. Our mission is to simplify the digital transformation journey for facility service providers worldwide.”


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