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GOVERNMENT CONFIRMS SAFE USE OF HAND DRYERS
The UK government has joined global health experts, including the World Health Organisation (WHO) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), in approving the use of hand dryers...
GRACO UNVEILS SANISPRAY HP RANGE
Safety is currently at the top of everyone’s priority list. Graco’s goal is to provide its customers with the best tools to overcome any challenges they face. Today, these...
DEMISE OF THE OFFICE RUMOURS EXAGGERATED, POLL FINDS
According to new independent polling commissioned by the British Council for Offices (BCO), the representative body for the UK’s office sector, just one in five (20%) UK adults plan to...
PHASED RETURN TO THE WORKPLACE FAVOURED BY ORGANISATIONS
Most companies plan to take a gradual, cautious approach to bringing employees back to their workplaces according to a new survey conducted by global real estate advisor, CBRE. As governments...
NITTAN PROVIDES FIRE SAFETY SYSTEM FOR NOTTINGHAM STUDENTS
Nittan Europe’s Evolution Analogue Addressable fire detection system has been installed into a new student accommodation development in Beeston, Nottingham. Dagfa House is a unique...
MGS LTD PREPARE CUSTOMERS FOR POST-LOCKDOWN REOPEN
MGS Ltd, a UK-based manufacturer and installer of door and entrance systems, is helping customers to adapt buildings ready for reopening with their Automatic Touch Free Door opening and Protective...
MUCH BLEAKER PICTURE WITHOUT FURLOUGH SCHEME
More than a fifth (22%) of organisations expect to make some redundancies over the next three months, but the picture would be a lot bleaker without the option to put staff on furlough, according to...
MACRO TO BECOME MACE OPERATE
Global consultancy and construction business Mace is to reshape its facilities management division. Alongside a number of new leadership team appointments, Mace’s Operate division...
BESA FEARS SECOND WAVE OF MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES
The Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) has warned that there could be another surge in mental health problems across the construction and building engineering sectors as more sites and...
TRANSPORT PLANNING REQUIRES E-CARGO BIKES SCALE-UP
Emergency road closures, widening of footways and the creation of new pop-up cycleways means bikes are going to be the fastest way of getting around cities like London, Manchester, and Birmingham as...
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