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Mitie Landscapes backs No Mow May to support biodiversity
Mitie is supporting the ‘No Mow May’ campaign which promotes biodiversity by postponing some of the lawn mowing for one month. Mitie customers, covering 50 sites across the UK, have already committed to leaving some of their grass alone for the month of May. By supporting the campaign, run by conservation charity Plantlife, Mitie and its customers will be supporting more attractive environments for pollinators and encouraging biodiversity.
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Mitie to boost biodiversity by becoming Plantlife Corporate Patron
Mitie has become a Corporate Patron of Plantlife, committing to work alongside the conservation charity to improve the UK’s biodiversity. Plantlife will share the latest best practice and techniques to support biodiversity and pollinators for Mitie to deliver and share with its customers.
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Mitie rolls out electric ‘mowbots’ to work alongside landscapers across the UK
Mitie has welcomed 24 AI-powered robot mowers, or ‘mowbots’ as part of a UK-wide rollout across customer sites.
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Helping to create a sensory garden for Holt Park Active Centre, Leeds
Our Mitie colleagues were proud to volunteer as part of a team that created a sensory garden for Holt Park Active Centre.
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Mitie’s cleaning team star in ‘Inside Central Station’
Mitie’s cleaning team at Glasgow Central Station starred in the fifth episode of Inside Central Station, which aired on Sunday 31 May on BBC Scotland. The fly-on-the-wall documentary went behind-the-scenes with the night shift, demonstrating how they get the Station ready overnight and the vital role of the cleaners on site.
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Andy Burnham unveils Mitie’s new northern technology hub
Mitie has unveiled its new Technical Services Operations Centre (TSOC) in Wythenshawe, Greater Manchester, showcasing its cutting-edge workplace technology. Officially opened by Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester, the TSOC is Mitie’s new Hub for the North of England. The new site marks Mitie’s significant investment in the region, with the facility supporting 400 local jobs and apprenticeships, many of which are specialist technical roles.
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Andy Street officially opens Mitie’s state-of-the-art Midlands Hub
Andy Street, Mayor of the West Midlands, has officially opened Mitie’s Midlands Hub in Bickenhill, Birmingham. As well as the base for Mitie’s Central Government & Defence business, the Hub is also home to Mitie’s Cleaning and Hygiene Centre of Excellence (CHCE), which showcases the latest innovations in cleaning science and technology. Mitie has over 3,800 colleagues based in the West Midlands, including 70 local apprentices.