Recently, I had the pleasure of visiting The Fisheries in Hackney, where I was given a private tour by its founder, Hugo Warner. Just seven minutes from Liverpool Street Station by train, 13 minutes by bicycle, or just over half
In hospitality and facilities management, where success is driven by teamwork, client satisfaction, and operational efficiency, empathy is the hidden ingredient that can help you stand out. It’s not just about being kind—it’s about understanding people, building trust, and creating meaningful connections that
As we step into the Year of the Snake in the Chinese zodiac, it’s worth exploring what this ancient symbol stands for and how its traits resonate with business strategy, leadership, and the philosophy of Uncommon Sense. The Snake in
In the evolving landscape of business and industry catering services, independent foodservice providers are redefining workplace dining by offering bespoke and innovative culinary experiences. These agile enterprises deliver tailored solutions that resonate with the unique cultures and preferences of their
Holocaust Memorial Day offers a vital opportunity to pause, reflect, and honour the memory of the six million Jewish men, women, and children, as well as countless others persecuted during the Holocaust and subsequent genocides. The theme for this year,
Autocanteen, the AI-powered self-checkout technology leader, is proud to showcase its latest implementation at Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort. This innovative collaboration highlights Autocanteen’s capacity to transform food and beverage operations in high-traffic environments, including visitor attractions and stadiums, by streamlining
The UK hospitality industry is bracing for another round of significant changes as government policies and regulations evolve. With opportunities like business rates reform and challenges such as rising employment costs on the horizon, it’s crucial to understand what is
The UK Facilities Management (FM) sector plays a critical role in supporting business operations, ensuring the smooth functioning of workplaces, and driving efficiency. However, the current landscape presents a series of complex challenges that FM providers must navigate to maintain
In today’s evolving world, facilities management (FM) has emerged as a critical driver of sustainability within organisations. As environmental concerns and regulatory demands intensify, FM professionals are uniquely positioned to implement practices and technologies that reduce carbon footprints, optimise resources,
