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The Cleaning Show 2015 has moved to London
The Cleaning Show is the UK’s major event designed specifically for the Cleaning and Support Services sector!
March 10 - 12, ExCel, London.
March 10 - 12, ExCel, London.
Registration is free of charge and includes free training and seminar sessions. An essential event for anyone responsible for cleaning, maintenance and hygiene from healthcare to hotel kitchens – don’t miss it. Kyran Bracken, Former England Scrum Half to speak at the Cleaning Show.
7 top reasons to come along
Entrance is free of charge and visitors will be able to:
- Source the latest products and services on the market with over 100 exhibitors - see the latest exhibitor list here
- View demonstrations and try out equipment first-hand - including the Cleaning Show Innovation Award winners
- Gain knowledge about the key challenges and legislation affecting the industry though free seminars and workshops
- Learn from a series of free training academy sessions focusing on the latest technology and business skills such as using social media to enhance your businesssocial media to enhance your business - plus 1-2-1 career's clinic sessions sessions
- Challenge the fastest window cleaners in the world with our Guinness World Record Attempt
- Meet with friends new and old at a series of social gatherings and association meetings
- Find bargains with special show discounts on products
Over 5,000 pre-registered visitors from 57 countries have now signed up to attend The Cleaning Show 2015, taking place from 10-12 March for the first time at ExCel, London. With major companies such as Karcher, Kimberly-Clark Professional, TL Killis, SCA, Disposables UK and Nilfisk confirming their attendance, this year’s show in London is not to be missed.
Doug Cooke,chairman of the British Cleaning Council explains the move to ExCeL:
“London is recognised as one of the world’s most important financial, cultural and business centres, and is therefore a fitting host for the next Cleaning Show – elevating the profile of our industry at a critical time. The major contract cleaning businesses operating in London, together with key government departments and public sector organisations, have already confirmed London is their preferred venue. For that reason, I am confident our visitor profile will reflect the show’s proximity to the UK’s business hub.
Visitors have been very vocal for a number of years, calling for the move to London. The result will, I am sure, be the best UK-based Cleaning Show to date."
The seminar programme will consider solutions to challenges currently facing the industry. Keynote topics already confirmed include the Living Wage, immigration and employment issues, training, business growth, and health and safety. The full seminar programme can be viewed at www.cleaningshow.co.uk/seminars and is not to be missed.
An opportunity to learn more about products and techniques, to get professional advice in developing your business, as well as a host of other topics designed to improve the way you work.
Sign up for a free 30 minute consultation with our partners, FM Network, for professional careers advice.
The Cleaning Show Innovation Awards:
The Cleaning Show Innovation Awards have been updated, improved and companies can enter simply by visiting the Cleaning Show website before the entry deadline of 28 February.
Categories include:
- cleaning products;
- floor cleaning;
- outdoor cleaning;
- carpet cleaning;
- window cleaning;
- washroom hygiene;
- sustainable cleaning;
- management systems.
A panel of professional judges will ensure an awards programme that is better than ever.
The award winners will be announced in the Seminar Theatre at 4.15pm on Tuesday 10 March.
Platinum Sponsorship:
For the first time in the Cleaning Show’s history, Mitie is sponsoring the event and is working hard to attract visitors from its existing and potential customer base.
The Exclusive VIP Lounge:
This private area – constructed at the heart of the main exhibition - offers visitors and exhibitors a venue to hold meetings and one-to-one discussions.
Terry ‘Turbo’ Burrows, the world’s fastest window cleaner, is throwing down the gauntlet, challenging window cleaners from across the globe to take him on…and take his crown! The official world record challenge event which is being sponsored by Unger and Principle Window Cleaning and will take place on Wednesday 11 March. Would be record breakers can enter by completing the form on the Cleaning Show website.
If a new world record holder is crowned at the completion of the event they will receive a cash prize of £1,000.
The Cleaning Show represents the largest gathering of cleaning professionals and hygiene experts in the UK and is the ideal place to attend meetings and network with customers and colleagues, old and new. A programme of social events has been devised, and a number of industry associations will be taking the opportunity to hold meetings and stage presentations during the Cleaning Show.
Small businesses who want to find out how to use and engage with social media to their advantage can take advantage of free 30 minute one-to-one training sessions with our expert.
Over 100 Industry-Leading Companies Showcased Within the Exhibition: The UK cleaning industry’s main producers and suppliers of machines, products and services will demonstrate their latest, cutting edge solutions. Amongst the major brands attending the event are Vax, Numatic, HSS Reintec, SYR, IPC, Vileda, Prochem, Rubbermaid, Truvox, and Unger, to name but a few. A full list of exhibitors is available at
www.cleaningshow.co.uk.
Who should attend?
Everyone who has an interest in the commercial cleaning sector should attend The Cleaning Show 2015.
In a nutshell, visitors will include:
- Contract cleaning companies.
- In-house cleaning teams.
- Specialist cleaning companies.
- Facility managers from a wide range of industries including:
- Educational establishments.
- Finance/insurance establishments.
- Hospitals and healthcare establishments.
- Industrial and manufacturing premises, and warehouses.
- Leisure and hospitality facilities.
- Local and central government.
- Public services.
- Residential and nursing homes.
- Retail outlets and shopping centres.
- Offices.
- Transport providers.
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