In the run up to the 2020 festive season, Pinnacle has worked with MTVH to support communities and alleviate hardship in London, Cambridge and Nottingham. This year, Pinnacle Group has worked with MTVH as a part of its ongoing commitment to communities across the UK suffering hardship during the festive season. Over the last few months, Pinnacle has: ⦁ Donated and erected Christmas trees across the country; ⦁ Supported MTVH with producing and distributing Christmas Hampers in Nottingham, Cambridge and London; and ⦁ Donated £3,000 to help make Christmas happen for MTVH residents.

In the run up to the 2020 festive season, Pinnacle has worked with several local organisations, such as the Trussell Trust, Lambeth Larder and Blenheim Gardens’ resident management to alleviate hardship in Lambeth. This year, Pinnacle Group and staff has reaffirmed their ongoing commitment to Londoners suffering hardship during the festive season and, along with its delivery partners

NIC Services Group is thrilled to announce they have been recognised in the London Stock Exchange Group’s top 1000 companies to inspire Britain for the second consecutive year. The report is an annual celebration of the UK’s fastest-growing and most dynamic businesses

NIC Services Group is thrilled to announce they have been recognised in the London Stock Exchange Group’s top 1000 companies to inspire Britain for the second consecutive year. in 2019. The report is an annual celebration of the UK’s fastest-growing and most dynamic

As lockdown measures begin to ease, many UK office workers are concerned about going back to the office – with worries rife over being able to maintain social distancing (59%) and appropriate hygiene and cleaning standards (44%), according to new research. The YouGov poll, for the Institute of Workplace and Facilities Management surveyed office workers across the country to reveal that over a third (34%) are concerned about getting used to a corporate office culture again after the lockdown.

From January, a new portal was launched by period product supplier phs Direct allowing every school and college in England to order free products for students, funded by the Department for Education. The initiative was launched to create period equality for all – ensuring no young person misses out because of a lack of access to such a basic necessity as period products.

Washroom and hygiene services provider phs Group has launched a new range of environmentally-friendly period products to support organisations to tackle period inequality. phs has overhauled its product line-up following a surge in demand created by the period equality movement. After initiating a period equality campaign and winning new contracts to supply millions of period products across the UK, phs has expanded its product range both from existing partners as well as working with new suppliers such as Bloom and Nora and Mooncup to source new products. The new range, available from phs and its washroom consumables division phs Direct, includes plastic-free organic pads, non-applicator organic tampons and cardboard-applicator tampons as well as reusable pads and menstrual cups – all designed to reduce plastic waste and limit its environmental impact.

NIC Services Group is delighted to announce they have been featured in the Financial Times 1000 Europe’s Fastest Growing Companies. This prestigious list identifies Europe’s fastest growing companies with the strongest revenue growth. NIC is a leading facilities management company providing clients across the UK and Ireland with innovative cost-effective solutions to their business needs.

Leading public services provider Amey, has been giving people a helping hand into employment through a number of local and national programmes. At Amey, diversity and inclusion go hand-in-hand. We believe in helping people into work and giving them every opportunity to develop their career. Over the last year, our Facilities Management (FM) teams have been working with a number of partners to improve employability for disadvantaged groups.