Sustainable washroom services provider Simply Washrooms has announced a new charity partnership with environmental NGO, The Rivers Trust. The partnership will see the two organisations work together to tackle two key issues which impact our rivers - water pollution and water use - through a combination
Simply Washrooms has announced a new strategic charity partnership with environmental NGO, The Rivers Trust. The year-long partnership will see the two organisations work together to tackle two of The Rivers Trust’s key issues - water pollution and water scarcity - through a combination of educational
How the humble hygiene bin is key in helping to clean up England's waterways Funny how all it takes is the disruption of a famous sporting event to draw attention to a serious issue. Remember the suffragettes throwing themselves under horses at the Grand National? Or the
Supporting our local community means lots of different things: from job creation to spending with local suppliers, staff volunteering and donating to charity. Here's a snapshot of some of the things we did to help our community last year. Charity volunteering and donations In 2023, the Simply
Today we're publishing our second Impact Report, covering the period from January to December 2023 - our first full year as a certified B Corporation. The report sets our achievements over the past 12 months and tracks our progress against the commitments we made a year
As part of our B Corp month celebrations, we're excited to announce that Simply Washrooms is now an official supplier of Grace & Green organic period products and has launched its first ‘free vend’ product range. Crafted with natural, non-toxic and sustainable ingredients, the Grace &
Did you know that over 11 billion wet wipes are used in the UK every year? They’ve become part of everyday life for most of us - whether you’re using them as part of your baby changing routine, to remove make-up, clean surfaces or simply
The humble toilet - often overlooked or shrouded in taboo - is a keystone in the health of people and the planet. Across the world, people have very different experiences when it comes to using public toilets. Sadly, right now, there are 3.5 billion people living without