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Support the campaign to get antimicrobials in schools!

Following the decision by Government to close all schools, now is the time to introduce long-term protection against all viruses including Covid-19. Bromoco International, makers of Touch Antimicrobial coating, is appealing to local councils and the Government to implement a long term, sustainable plan to

Polygiene acquisition expands sustainable offering

Sweden-based company Polygiene buys British Addmaster Holdings Limited, making it a comprehensive supplier of antimicrobial solutions for both soft and hard surfaces. On one of the last days of the year, an extraordinary general meeting voted in favor of Polygiene’s acquisition of Addmaster Holdings Limited

Gary Numan shares new video for single ‘Intruder’

The iconic Gary Numan has today premiered the title track from his forthcoming album via BBC 6 Music and can now reveal the accompanying video Gary Numan is set to release his brand new album ‘Intruder’ on May 21st. The album is now available to

Meet Scott Pryor, Star Behind #2 Box Office Film TULSA

TULSA is a film making noise – the star, director, and writer Scott Pryor has wowed many after the film became an unlikely Hollywood success story despite the pandemic’s effect on Hollywood and movie theaters. When not making movies, Scott is a renowned trial lawyer

UK construction output growth stays strong in December 2020

The UK’s construction sector sustained their rebound in December, helped by a booming housing market. New PMI data has shown that the construction and trade sectors slipped to 54.6 in December from 54.7 in November, but this remains well above the 50-point measure that separates

Integrating Health with Social Care

Care England, the largest representative body of independent adult social care providers, has today submitted its response to the NHS England and NHS Improvement (NHSEI) consultation on integrated care systems. Professor Martin Green OBE, Chief Executive of Care England, says: “Adult social care is essential