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Hammersmith and Fulham Council Awards School Meals Contract to Eden Foodservice

01/10/2009

Hammersmith & Fulham Council’s has awarded a three-year contract worth around £4million per year to Eden Foodservice to provide school meals in the borough.

Attendance at Dental Showcase 2009

18/09/2009

For our second year running, Initial Medical Services will be attending the BDTA Dental Showcase.

Hampshire Schools Appoint Eden Foodservice

18/09/2009

Eden Foodservice has been awarded contracts by three schools in Hampshire worth more than £1.5 million. Under the four-year agreements, Eden Foodservice will provide a range of catering services for students, staff, visitors and community users at Brighton Hill Community College, Portchester Community School and Hounsdown School.

Initial Medical Service Achieves ISO 14001:2004 Certification

14/09/2009

Initial Medical Services is proud to announce that we have achieved our ISO 14001:2004 - Environmental Management System Certification.

inSafe Syringe & Sharps Unit wins Dental Award 2009

09/09/2009

inSafe was developed by Alan Segal and the team of engineers at Astek Innovations Ltd, who set out to provide a solution to this real and dangerous surgery problem and is distributed through-out the UK by Initial Medical Services and Schottlander.

Nissan Increases Recycling at Car Production Plant

19/08/2009

Nissan is recovering greater levels of waste materials at its car production plant in Sunderland as a result of a groundbreaking waste picking facility. The innovative solution developed and operated in partnership with Initial Industrial Services and Northumbria Recycling Ltd has increased annual waste recovery of recyclable materials by 30 per cent and reduced waste disposal cost by as much as £70,000 per year.

The DCSF Selects autograph for £9 Million Catering Contract

21/05/2009

The Department for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF) has awarded a four-year contract to autograph worth £9 million for the provision of a catering solution across its four headquarters’ buildings. Under the agreement, autograph will provide a full range of catering services at the DCSF sites including its main office facility in London.

Bristol City Council Awards Increased Schools Catering Contract to Eden Foodservice

14/05/2009

The success of a catering operation at 126 schools within the Bristol area has prompted Bristol City Council to increase its contract with Eden Foodservice, part of Initial Facilities Services, to include an additional 10 primary schools. The local authority has taken the decision due to the quality of service already provided by Eden Foodservice across the region, which has resulted in the uptake of meals at some schools increasing by more than 10 per cent.

Protecting your workplace from Swine Flu

07/05/2009

By providing hygienic environments, businesses can help reduce the risk of transmission of swine flu and similar workplace illnesses

Swine Flu Information

06/05/2009

By having clean hygienic workplace environments, organisations can reduces the risk of the swine flu infection and other bacterial infections

Protecting your workplace from swine flu

06/05/2009

Businesses can reduce the risk of swine flu illnesses, by providing a clean and hygieneic workplace environment

Swine Influenza Advice

01/05/2009

The Department of Health is advising you to protect yourself and your staff by maintaining good basic hygiene to help reduce the risk of the spread of infection. Find out how to protect yourself

Mats prevent slips

26/04/2009

Slips are the most common cause of injuries in the workplace. Use Initial mats to prevent slips!

Macmillan Publishing Group Awards Catering Deal to Autograph

17/04/2009

Macmillan Publishers Ltd, one of the largest and best known international publishing groups in the world with over 7,000 staff operating in more than 70 countries, has awarded autograph a five-year contract to develop a catering solution for the company’s UK head office in London.

Warm air dryers increase bacteria on hands

30/03/2009

A recent study demonstrates that warm air dryers may increase the number of bacteria on people’s hands with over 190 percent

 
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