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UK facilities management is a big and dynamic industry. It can also be pretty confusing. We're here to help you understand it and prosper in it – whether you're an in-house practitioner, a service provider or a newcomer to the whole strange business.
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Our dedicated editorial team, backed up by a range of industry experts, provides an unrivalled service. That's why we won the Business Services Association Media Award five years in a row.
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