Atalian Servest has appointed Andy Porter as digital solutions manager with the remit of extending its technology offering across its FM services portfolio.

FIS and The Worshipful Company of Plaisterers have announced the winners of their annual Training Awards at a gala lunch which was held at Plaisterers' Hall in the City of London.

Atalian Servest brand Incentive FM has been recognised with SCEPTRE Awards for implementing best practices in security and customer service at shopping centres it manages in the UK.

NHS Property Services are working with Leeds-based energy analytics and industrial IoT business Hark Systems to design a smarter building programme for 3,600 National Health Service facilities. The contract which has been confirmed for an initial period of three months will focus on designing an

Privately owned UK property services company Ian Williams has announced several senior internal appointments from April 2023 as part of its succession planning. The new team led by Zane Poyner, as managing director, represents a wide range of talent and

David Lloyd, General Manager of Connected Energy Performance at Johnson Controls, finds a clear call for businesses to act on energy efficiency in the UK Chancellor's Autumn Budget announ

To mark Living Wage Week in the United Kingdom, the British Cleaning Council (BCC) is renewing calls for cleaning and hygiene sector businesses to pay the real Living Wage - a voluntary salary scale tha

Dyl Kurpil, managing director of District Enforcement, explains why councils and fast-food restaurants are relying on littering heat maps as the UK adapts to new government guidance.

Unions GMB and Unite have responded to the death of a worker at the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station site in Somerset, South West England.

Roger Kerr, Chief executive of Organic Farmers & Growers (OF&G), discusses the impact of the Genetic Technology (Precision Breeding) Bill which is currently going through the United Kingdom parliament.

EMCOR UK's Head of Workplace, Ian Baker, has been named as the new Chair of the Institute of Workplace and Facilities Management (IWMF) Workspace Special Interest Group.

Allegion brand Briton will is co-sponsoring this year's Guild of Architectural Ironmongers (GAI) Education Awards at iconic London sporting venue The Oval on Thursday 17th November 2022. The 42nd GAI Education Awards will celebrate the outstanding educational achievements of architectura

Bin collection in Rochford won't look the same for at least the next eight years following the delivery of a new refuse collection fleet as part of a waste and street cleansing partnership launched between Rochford District Council and Norse Group in July.

Charter Security, a subsidiary of Grosvenor Services Group, has secured a three-year contract with Riverlinx CJV to provide security at Transport for London

Apple retail workers in Glasgow have made history by becoming the first store to win trade union recognition.Workers will celebrate their success with a rally and photo call outside the Buchanan Street store this at 19.00 hours on 2nd November, having secured a clear majority of two-thirds suppor

Veolia UK has teamed up with Groundwork and Tesco to donate trees and bird boxes for a new campaign to help schools blossom with biodiversity and join a national network of orchards.

Privately held UK property services company Ian Williams has reported an increase in revenue for fiscal year 2021, with total sales of 92 million and a net profit margin of 2.6 per cent. The financial peformance represents a return to pre-COVID levels, with the company's order book now exceeding

Atalian Servest has named Frank Greenwood-Feane, Head of Governance & Business Support on its Tesco account, as the winner of its annual ONE Project innovation challenge which is open to employees across the business.

ABM UK has opened its doors to a fifth cohort of participants on its Junior Engineering Engagement Programme (J.E.E.P.), and added another school to its roster.

According to a new survey of 133 schools across the United Kingdom, three-in-five teachers believe there is a link between indoor air quality and student health, with as many believing poor air quality is aggravating asthma and other lung conditions.