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The magazine of the British Institute of Facilities Management
FM World is the official magazine of the British Institute of Facilities Management (BIFM). It is a fortnightly publication reaching in excess of 9,800 BIFM members. Visit www.bifm.org.uk for more information about the institute.
Each issue includes:- Topical news and views from a wide range of industry sectors
- Insightful features about current and future trends
- Practical advice from experienced professionals
- The best selection of UK job vacancies
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Latest industry news from the BIFM website
Toyota ?greens? retailer network
Toyota Motor Europe has revealed ambitious plans to apply a Breeam-based environmental standard to its 3,000 retail units in Europe in an effort to cut its energy use, water consumption and CO2 emissions.
Toyota Motor Europe has revealed ambitious plans to apply a Breeam-based environmental standard to its 3,000 retail units in Europe in an effort to cut its energy use, water consumption and CO2 emissions.
Most school waste can be recycled
New research out today reveals that up to 78 per cent of school waste can be easily recycled or composted.
New research out today reveals that up to 78 per cent of school waste can be easily recycled or composted.
7 Day Catering extends Ikea contract
Ikea has extended its contract with 7 Day Catering, by awarding it a deal at its Peterborough distribution centre.
Ikea has extended its contract with 7 Day Catering, by awarding it a deal at its Peterborough distribution centre.
Veris cuts staff numbers
Irish integrated services firm Veris says that trading in its FM and property management divisions, which account for a combined 80 per cent of group turnover, remains in line with expectations, but group earnings would remain ?flat?.
Irish integrated services firm Veris says that trading in its FM and property management divisions, which account for a combined 80 per cent of group turnover, remains in line with expectations, but group earnings would remain ?flat?.
Cabe rates BSF design as 'poor'
Almost 90 per cent of schools in the planning application stage of the government?s £45 billion Building Schools for the Future programme are not fit for purpose. That is the message from the Cabe - the government?s advisor on architecture.
Almost 90 per cent of schools in the planning application stage of the government?s £45 billion Building Schools for the Future programme are not fit for purpose. That is the message from the Cabe - the government?s advisor on architecture.