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Since the start of the Coronavirus, it has become a necessity to find cleaning products and methodologies that are proven to prevent the spread and contamination of harmful bacteria, viruses, fungi, and yeasts. Unfortunately, traditional cleaning and sanitisation methods are no longer as effective as they have been, evidenced by the arrival of global superbugs.

Since Boris Johnson announced the lockdown measures across the UK on March 23rd, 2020, life as we knew it has been majorly changed. As a nation, we have been asked to stay in doors as much as possible, isolate from our family and friends and even stop visiting gyms and restaurants, ultimately all to help stop the spread of the Coronavirus.

Your students and teachers are taking a well-earned break, recharging, and relaxing over the 6 weeks holidays. However, come September the government have announced that all students will be returning to school. With the threat of COVID-19 still looming large it is vital you take steps to stop the spread of germs next term.

What is CAFM? CAFM stands for Computer Aided Facilities Management. CAFM software solutions are designed to help plan and manage the day-to-day operations of a building or facility. The CAFM technology combines business administration, behavioural science, architecture, and engineering concepts to functionally optimise your organisation. It does this through analysing facility data and converting it into performance metrics and planning tools.

The government have recently announced that the UK will now have to wear face masks when they are in public. In our blog we explore why we need to wear a face covering, and why the KN95 Face Mask is the mask we should buy if we want to maximise the effectiveness in stopping the spread of the Coronavirus.

During the lockdown period pests have thrived because of the untouched conditions of many work premises. With this being the case, is pest control necessary for your business? Unfortunately, in many cases, the answer may be yes.