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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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What ‘superpower’ should be gifted to colleagues in the workplace?
That’s according to workplace expert, Dr Paul Redmond, who provided the keynote speech at Mitie’s recent breakfast briefing, ‘People, productivity and the multigenerational workforce.’ Over 60 guests from a range of influential organisations gathered in The Shard to hear the latest insights on creating thriving workplaces. For the first time ever, workspaces are hosting colleagues […]
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Mitie celebrates exceptional colleagues at its annual Stars Awards
Mitie has announced the winners of its Mitie Stars Awards at its annual event to celebrate exceptional colleagues. The first, second and third place winners were chosen based on their embodiment of Mitie’s values, and have been awarded with £10,000, £5,000, and £2,500 respectively. Winners include the Mitie British Embassy team in Poland, a school janitor from East Ayrshire, and security colleagues from the Inland Border Facilities contract.
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Mitie celebrates electric vehicle milestone in Edinburgh
Mitie delivers its 100th and 101st electric vehicles to Edinburgh Castle and Fife College. Edinburgh selected to received first two of Mitie’s electric vans to support the city’s ambition to be zero carbon by 2030. Mitie calls on Local Councils throughout Scotland to boost the adoption of electric vehicles by expanding the rapid charge point network.
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Mitie docks at the Port of Dover with new maintenance contract
Mitie has secured a new maintenance services contract with the UK’s busiest international ferry port which welcomes over 11 million passengers each year. Initially running for four years, the contract will cover maintenance and new installations across the Port of Dover’s estate which ranges from industrial facilities to commercial office buildings and residential flats. The contract includes an annual innovation fund for investment to support the acceleration towards a technology-enabled port as well as to drive carbon reduction initiatives in line with the Port of Dover’s net zero strategy.
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The Future of Facilities Compliance event: watch the highlights
On 1 July 2026, facilities, estates and compliance leaders gathered at Woburn Center Parcs for Mitie’s Future of Facilities Compliance event.
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Transform your asset management strategy
Your estate is a strategic asset – and a powerful enabler of your university or college’s success From lecture theatres and labs to halls of residence and green spaces, your campus supports the full student and staff experience. But delivering that experience requires more than routine upkeep. It takes the foresight, innovation and clarity that […]
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Mitie charges forward on electrical works for new MYTILINEOS project
Mitie has secured a new project with MYTILINEOS Energy & Metals, to deliver electrical grid connection works for a solar PV development site in Leicestershire. The £4m project will be undertaken by Mitie’s G2 Energy business and will see the company deliver a range of services including site surveying, designing, cable jointing, and network cable installations. The project is expected to generate enough electricity to serve 18,000 homes and save approximately 16,000 tonnes of carbon emissions a year.
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Marlowe Environmental Services, part of Mitie, secures contract with Nuclear Restoration Services at Dounreay
Tersus Consultancy Services will support decommissioning activities at the Dounreay site, one of the UK's most significant nuclear decommissioning programmes.