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Waste in lean manufacturing and how to reduce it

It wasn’t so long ago that the idea of lean manufacturing was the preserve of high-tech, forward-thinking factories in Japan. But in an age where manufacturers, all over the world, leave no stone unturned in their quest for efficiency and profitability, lean manufacturing has become far more commonplace.

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Recommended cash offer by OCS for Mitie

Announcements 1. Rule 2.7 Firm Offer Announcement (opens in a new window) 2. Announcement of publication of scheme document (opens in a new window) 3. Amendments to Financing Documents Announcement – 28 August 2026 (opens in a new window) 4. Update on Regulatory Conditions – 21 October 2026 (opens in a new window) Offer Related […]

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Mitie extends FM partnership with North Cumbria Care NHS Trust

Mitie has extended its 26-year Facilities Management partnership with North Cumbria Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust (NCIC), delivering critical services including cleaning, maintenance, security, patient catering, and portering services. The contract will see a further rollout of Mitie’s smart portering service to support day-to-day tasks, including delivering key equipment and waste management. Mitie will provide engineering apprenticeship opportunities over the year and dedicate up to 1,000 volunteering hours to support the local community and healthcare charities.

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Delivering the NHS Nightingale Hospital North West

The NHS Nightingale Hospital North West showcases our unrivalled hard and soft FM healthcare services. In partnership with the British Army and EY, The Nightingale Manchester was one of seven emergency response field hospitals created in the UK by Mitie.

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Mitie saves 80 tonnes of uniform from landfill with recycling project

Mitie has collected and recycled 10,000 bags of old Interserve uniform, diverting 80 tonnes of material from landfill. More than 1,800 tonnes of carbon emissions have been saved by recycling the uniforms. Materials from recycled garments will be re-used to make new clothes, insulation and other textile products.

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UK’s first zero emission gritting service launched in Nottingham

The UK’s first zero emission gritting service for commercial use, using a 100% electric gritter, has been launched in Nottingham city. The service is being used to grit several supermarkets and Nottingham’s tram network. The EV gritter is being trialled by Mitie Landscapes to help businesses in the area stay safe in wintry conditions while limiting their impact on the planet.

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Why consistency holds the key to unlocking exceptional retail experiences

It’s all about making shoppers want to shop.

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Mitie launches Plan Zero with commitment to reach zero carbon by 2025

Mitie is the first facilities management (FM) company to make such an ambitious net zero carbon commitment. Focused around three key pillars to create maximum impact by drawing on expertise from within Mitie’s business. ‘Plan Zero’ blueprint will be leveraged across Mitie’s Public and Private Sector clients to support both their individual, and the UK’s wider business ambitions.

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Immigration Centres

Supporting people throughout the immigration process Mitie provides safe, secure and decent immigration removal centre (IRC) environments, managed by experienced and respectful colleagues. Our shared commitment is to support people throughout the UK’s complex but important immigration process. On behalf of the Home Office, Mitie operates the Heathrow IRC (Greater London), Dungavel IRC (Scotland) and […]

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Mitie hits annual ESG targets putting it on track to meet 2025 goals

2022 ESG report released detailing how Mitie hit all 13 ESG targets for the year, putting Mitie on track to meet its overall 2025 ESG goals. Environmental highlights include saving customers 375,000 tonnes of carbon across 800 sites and cutting 11,000 tonnes of CO2 by expanding EVs to more than a third of the Mitie fleet. Procurement team ensures 50% more diverse suppliers, with VCSE spend doubled to reduce inequality in the supply chain. 1,000 apprentices now employed across 60 programmes to drive social mobility.