Stay Informed on Corporate Sustainability

Author: Facilities Management Awards

In 2024, one in twenty UK takeaways failed hygiene inspections, with 3,630 locations receiving poor ratings. The pandemic’s inspection backlog and outdated systems have left takeaway chains vulnerable to food safety breaches, jeopardising customer health. Many chains still rely on inefficient paper-based processes, leaving them unable to monitor key factors like food and fridge temperatures in real time.

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Mitie’s Q3 FY25 results show impressive momentum, with quarterly revenue hitting £1.3bn—up 15% YoY. A blend of organic growth (+11%) and strategic M&A, including acquisitions like Argus Fire and Grupo Visegurity, fueled this performance. Mitie’s focused investments in its Three-Year Plan are paying off, delivering consistent revenue growth across all divisions—Business Services, Technical Services, and Communities.

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As maintenance management evolves, staying ahead of emerging trends is critical for future success. Eptura's latest eBook highlights five transformative trends reshaping the industry.

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The International Facility Management Association (IFMA) has appointed Michael Geary as its new President & CEO, starting February 10, 2025. With over 30 years of leadership in the nonprofit sector, Geary’s appointment signals a new era for IFMA.

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OCS has strengthened its foothold in the UK market by acquiring Maxim FM, one of the fastest-growing regional facilities management firms.

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PEXA is redefining property transactions with its digital platform, processing £100M in UK remortgages and reducing processing time by up to ten days.

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As we head into 2025, facilities management is navigating a landscape of innovation, sustainability, and shifting priorities. Here's what to watch.

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UK property insurance claims are expected to reach £5.5 billion in 2024, the highest since the 2007 summer floods.

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Facilities management is evolving from ensuring safety and compliance to actively fostering employee wellbeing and productivity.

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Facilities management leaders in the I&L sector, brace yourselves. New Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) are set to hit in 2030, potentially rendering 85% of sub-100k sq. ft. warehouses, distribution centers, and logistics hubs unlettable. The mandate? EPC ratings must reach at least a B level.