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Aramark UK receives the top accolade at the RoSPA Awards

Foodservice provider Aramark has won the top prize at the annual Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) Health and Safety Awards 2025, sponsored by the National Examination Board in Occupational Health and Safety (NEBOSH). Aramark UK received the ...

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Leadership Transition announced for Premier Technical Services Group

Premier Technical Services Group Ltd (PTSG) has announced a leadership transition as part of its long-term strategic plan. Greg Ward, PTSG’s Chief Operating Officer is taking over the Chief Executive Officer role with immediate effect, from Nikhil Varty who is ...

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Sodexo Stop Hunger’s National Volunteers’ Week marks a record year

The Sodexo Stop Hunger Foundation National Volunteers’ Week 2025 has recorded its highest number of volunteering hours for the annual event. Around 200 volunteers recorded over 1,000 volunteering hours between 2-6 June, in what is the Stop Hunger Foundation’s 20th ...

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MRI Software announces senior leadership appointments to support EMEA expansion

MRI Software, a global leader in real estate solutions and services, today announces two executive promotions that will support the company’s continued growth and innovation in the EMEA region. Dan Foryszewski and Marcus Scholes will assume new Managing Director (MD) ...

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Pattenmakers Future Leader FM Award 2026 is now open for applicants

Livery company the Worshipful Company of Pattenmakers is looking for the next winner of its coveted annual FM award.  This Award recognises a future leader in FM, rewarding a talented early-career professional with a unique personal development opportunity funded by ...

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Perception of negative impact of work on wellbeing remains high, despite improvements in job quality

A quarter of UK workers – an estimated 8.5 million people – feel their jobs have a negative impact on their mental health (25 per cent) or physical health (24 per cent). This is according to the CIPD Good Work ...

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Low carbon heat network scheme in Oxford set to decarbonise public sector buildings across the city

The Green Heat Network Fund (GHNF) is supporting a low carbon heat network scheme in Oxford that will decarbonise public sector buildings across the city. 1Energy have secured almost £22 million from the GHNF for a heat network powered by ...

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Aegis Support Services expands its team as its announces several major new contracts

Security services and facilities management provider Aegis Support Services has announced significant growth for its Milton Keynes team. Over the last 10 months, the business has seen significant growth across its security services in Milton Keynes and Buckinghamshire, onboarding new ...

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ISS expands into India with new contract with global professional services company

ISS has expanded its international partnership with a global professional services company through a new contract in India. The contract has an annual value of DKK 100 million. ISS already works with this customer across multiple countries in Europe, and ...

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An acute data quality crisis may be costing UK construction companies far more than expected.

A new report from carbon and margin-saving ConTech platform QFlow (Qualis Flow), has revealed a shocking 91 per cent of construction-related documentation continually fails to meet basic quality standards. The “State of Data Quality in Construction” report, based on over ...

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