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Less than two weeks to go until Interclean Amsterdam!
1st of April 2026
April has arrived, and it's now less than two weeks until Interclean Amsterdam - Europe's largest exhibition for the professional cleaning industry - opens its doors on April 14.
Waiting to give visitors from around the world a warm welcome is Robert Stelling, the show's director. "As we prepare to gather once again in the heart of Amsterdam," he
Germany’s national train firm boosts cleaning to enhance passenger comfort
31st of March 2026
Germany's state-owned railway company is to significantly increase the number of cleaners it employs on board as part of a bid to improve the passenger experience.
Deutsche Bahn will double the number of cleaners it deploys to 220 daily on the most heavily-used routes under its new programme entitled "More Comfort on Long-Distance Trains". The
Churchill Group creates more than £280 million in social value in 2024/25
27th of March 2026
UK-based facilities services provider Churchill Grouphas published its latest social value report, outlining how the business has generated social value through four key themes - work, economy, community, and planet. The report was created and validated by Social Value Portal.
The largest share of this impact came from local employment. Defined
Morrisons announces stoma-friendly UK first
25th of March 2026
Morrisons claims to have become the first supermarket chain in the UK to make all its accessible toilets stoma-friendly.
The washrooms incorporate features advised by Colostomy UK such as hooks for clothing or bags, a shelf for supplies, a bin for discreet disposal and a mirror to help with appliance checks.
Morrisons worked with Scottish
Window cleaner killed after being smashed into building
23rd of March 2026
A high-rise window cleaner died this month after being violently hurled against a skyscraper during a storm.
Two operatives had been working on a gondola in Surabaya, Indonesia, when powerful winds smashed it against the building during heavy rains and strong winds.
One of the workers, Eddy Suparno, was left hanging from the gondola after
Darts player blames Premier League defeat on hand soap
19th of March 2026
Northern Irish darts player Josh Rock claims a pre-match trip to the washroom cost him a Premier League win.
Rock was facing a recent quarter-final match against Dutch player Michael van Gerwen at the AFAS Dome in Antwerp. Shortly before his walk-on, Rock decided to use a backstage toilet.
But after his dramatic 6-2 loss the 24-year-old claimed
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