Blog posts
Daughter of a victim of the Hillsborough tragedy says probation ‘saved my life’
Probation case manager Lynsey Barker has turned her life around having once been a former alcohol and drug addict and repeat offender. After a long journey…
Why we’ll never go back on BIM
When Interserve won the contract to build the £90m Manchester Proton Beam Therapy Unit at Christie Hospital in Manchester, they knew that such a ground-breaking…
Engineering the right environment to deliver excellent customer experience
After several years of soul searching in the light of rapidly rising online sales, our retail centres are making a comeback. Retailers as well as…
Working in prisons: Interserve’s Facilities Management Academy
Earlier this month we kicked off our ‘Opportunities for All’ campaign. The first spotlight shone a light on the work we have done – and…
World FM Day – enabling positive experiences
Today, we are celebrating the British Institute of Facilities Management’s (BIFM) ‘World FM Day’, which this year focuses on ‘enabling positive experiences’. Facilities management (FM)…
Game of Drones at Interserve
The world is going through a technological revolution where automation has become a vital and integral part of the majority of operations. The facilities management…
How do we improve complex patient care with less money?
With the NHS under pressure, and the need to move complex care patients back to their homes, how can we ensure that the needs of…
The role of measurement and data in the workplace experience
Interserve brought together a senior group of property and workplace professionals at the Little Ship Club in the City of London in February to discuss…
Stations of the future – designing for life
Ambitious refurbishment projects are turning basic, functional train stations into awe-inspiring mixed-use destinations, complete with extensive dining and retail spaces. But with the focus firmly…
Social Value Summit 2017 – Social Circulatory
With the delegates who attended the 2017 Social Value Summit now firmly back at their day jobs in their various enterprises, I feel it is…