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EDITOR’S VOICE EDITOR’S VOICE TOMORROW’S TOMORROW’S F A CI LI T I E S MANAGEMENT


Editorial Editor Ryan Lloyd ryan@opusbm.co.uk


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Hello and welcome to the July issue of Tomorrow’s FM.


As I’m sure the majority of you are aware, the ExCeL welcomed over 11,000 professionals for the Facilities Show in the middle of June. Exhausting though it may have been, it was quite the experience. We were lucky to speak to such a diverse range of companies that have not only provided


ideas for upcoming features but also paved the way for new spotlight feature ideas in the new year. For a more detailed review of the Show, take a gander at Tomorrow’s FM and Magenta Associates’ round-up on page 22.


The content on offer in this issue is sure to make those G&Ts even more enjoyable as you relax during the warm summer evenings. For the Landscape and Grounds Maintenance, GRITIT argues that for businesses


to survive in an age of digitisation, they must adopt a more human-centric approach. And, with the onset of climate change, Richard Leigh, Director of UKDN Waterflow (LG) says it is more important than ever for FMs to understand the risks trees pose for buried water utility assets.


Fly-tipping is on the rise throughout the UK, costing the British taxpayer


and waste removal companies £604m. With this in mind, Ad Hoc Property Management considers what FMs can do to help alleviate the issue in the


Social Housing & Community Facilities focus. In our Health & Safety section, CleanSafe Services provides an overview of slips, trips and falls in the workplace and Allegion UK explores security options for those in charge


of University buildings. Finally, in the Food & Drink spotlight CH&CO talks to us about how caterers can stay one step ahead of the high street and


Brodericks explains why the vending experience is transforming for a new generation of employees.


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