We understand the need to remove Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions from our activities; however, we are aware that this reduction process can take time to implement as processes and technologies adapt to support this endeavour. Whilst we are actively reducing our emissions as much as
We are delighted to announce that Simply Washrooms is now an accredited Living Wage Employer! This means that every member of staff working for Simply Washrooms will earn a real Living Wage. Over 9000 organisations, including Simply Washrooms, voluntarily choose to pay the real Living Wage
I was chatting with a customer recently over a coffee about the importance we place on our service. During our chat they made a very interesting observation ‘we obviously value the service we get from the field team but for us, it’s the whole Simply
We've started to get a little festive here at Simply Washrooms HQ - the chocolates are out, the tinsel us up, and the distant sound of The Pogues can be heard coming from our warehouse. While December signals a time for festivities, it's also the time
As I sit down to write our first Simply Washrooms blog and share with you what we’ve been up to, I’m struck by what an exciting time it’s been for us. It all started with the launch of our Company Brochure back at the start
Simply Washrooms commercial director, Samantha Stocks, and sales director, John Shelley, today officially opened St Clare Hospice’s newly refurbished disabled toilet facility with a special cutting of the ‘toilet roll’ ceremony. The renovation project was fully funded by Simply Washrooms and provides residents, day patients, staff
We’re excited to see our new well in Manicaland, Zimbabwe has been built and is already providing essential clean drinking water to the local community. Known as an Elephant Pump, the well is a modified version of an age-old Chinese rope pulley system. It has been
With the colder months upon us, you’re likely to start to see an increase in staff absences. Difficult to manage, it can also lead to an increase in business costs as agency staff are brought in to cover staff shortages. It’s timely to look at your