As the colder months approach, the significance of maintaining a clean and well-kept environment becomes more apparent, encompassing a range of factors that affect health, safety, productivity, and the overall image of a business.

Remembrance Sunday holds deep significance across the country and around the Commonwealth and is observed on the second Sunday of November each year. Read more about Remembrance Day here.

Here at Regimental Cleaning Services, we have a close relationship with the Armed Forces and do our best to support the community in any way we can. Our link with the Armed Forces stems from our Founder, Ian Williams, who served ten years in the Welsh Guards, and as a company, we also have a strong track record of employing ex-servicemen and women.

Supporting local charities and organisations is our favourite way to give back to the community, and Regimental Cleaning Services are proud to be sponsoring a number of local football teams and clubs in the South Wales Area, as the start of their local league football begins.  

A clean desk isn't just a matter of aesthetics, it's said that it can significantly impact productivity and overall work efficiency.

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From preventing pests to preserving your office assets, cleaning becomes even more crucial during the summer period when it is the most popular time of year for staff to take a holiday, and in some cases, office closures are more common.

Armed Forces Day is celebrated in the UK as an opportunity to show gratitude and pay respect to the men and women who currently serve or have previously served in the Armed Forces.

There are certainly a multitude of ways to keep your home or building sparkling clean. One way is by making your own products from at-home ingredients.

The coronation of King Charles III takes place at Westminster Abbey on Saturday, May 6 and will be conducted by the Archbishop of Canterbury. King Charles III will be crowned alongside the Queen Consort.