Cleanology, the multi-award winning South West London based office and commercial cleaning company, has rebranded in a bold and exciting live launch marked by the projection of its vibrant new logo against iconic landmarks in the capital. The dramatic unveiling – the last stage of a nine-month project conducted in consultation with customers, suppliers, staff and stakeholders – comes at a pivotal moment for the company as it enters its 25th year of trading with a record-breaking £2 million of new contracts being mobilised this month The rebrand launch – which was livestreamed on global social media platforms LinkedIn and…
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Jonny Sharp
Jonny Sharp is a highly skilled Media Relations specialist who can call upon decades of experience in PR and regional and national journalism.
P-Wave’s body awareness partnership with NHS England won the Marketing Campaign of the Year category at the 24th European Office Product Awards in Amsterdam in March 2025. “It is a real honour to be recognised alongside several strong contenders, for such prestigious Europe-wide awards, and in the important office products sector,” says P-Wave Brand Manager Mark Wintle at Robert Scott. “The other finalists included Essity, Lyreco Group and Pilot corporation, so for a smaller brand like P-Wave to win, demonstrates the power and reach of this important men’s health initiative.” Putting a focus on the washroom as a centre for…
A South East London commercial cleaning social enterprise which helps prison leavers rebuild their lives has launched a green initiative to drive recycling of bicycle inner tubes and tyres. NGB (No Going Back) CLEAN is ready to roll out the scheme across the country after learning that many of the discarded inner tubes and tyres dumped in office bike stores were being thrown out with general waste. NGB CLEAN launched their groundbreaking initiative – called ‘Ride, Recycle, Repeat’ – at The Ray Farringdon, the London headquarters of global social networking site, LinkedIn, on March 12. The social enterprise – based…
At this stage of the election cycle, there are now two questions to be asking: How big will the Labour majority be? Who will be the main opposition party? The answer to the first question seems to be anything from a small working majority to nearly 300 seats, depending on which opinion poll you read! What is clear, however, is that Labour is almost certain to be forming the next UK government. As a former Conservative Party candidate myself in 2005, for the Leeds East constituency, I have been beyond disappointed with how the Conservatives have squandered their electoral mandate…
Bunzl UK & Ireland and social enterprise Amplify Goods, have joined forces for the groundbreaking launch of a new range of luxury washroom products. The creation of a new brand, RE:MIND, has been designed to combine luxury hand and body care and social value, using a unique, high-quality formulation developed by Amplify Goods that uses carefully selected ingredients that are 96-99% naturally-derived depending on the product. As a certified Social Enterprise, Amplify Goods donates at least 51% of its profits to charitable projects at the intersection of mental health and the environment, among many other initiatives that drive positive change…
Innovative EasyKlix™ by Forte self-assembly furniture has been unveiled in the UK for the first time – and is already being hailed as a real game-changer. Shoppers flocked to top London West End store John Lewis to witness the exclusive launch of the flat-pack collection in a stunning ‘Shop-in-Shop’. The EasyKlix™ products are beautifully designed to assemble up to 10 times quicker than conventional furniture thanks to a pioneering ‘click-together’ system using ThreespineID® technology. Available in two gorgeous ranges – Sherbrooke and Harllson – EasyKlix™ by Forte comprises cabinets and sideboards, wardrobes, TV stands, chests of drawers and side and…
A survey by Sapio Research, conducted on behalf of Celebration Packaging, has found that the vast majority (80%) of consumers are not familiar with ‘forever chemicals’ and the term PFAS. The man-made ‘forever chemicals’ called PFAS (per – and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are a group of synthetic chemicals used in a wide variety of common applications, from fast food packaging and non-stick cookware to firefighting foams and stain repellant chemicals for clothing and carpets. PFAS do not exist in nature and do not naturally degrade, which means they can end up contaminating groundwater for a very long time after their release…