This April, we’re supporting MK Food Bank by rolling out food donation collections across a number of the sites we manage. Working alongside PGS Group, we’re aiming to make it as simple as possible for teams to contribute, by bringing donation points directly into the workplaces we support. About MK Food Bank MK Food Bank […]
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A partnership built on trust, not transactions Facilities Management Solutions’ relationship with Slated Row School began in 2024, following an introduction made through the Milton Keynes Education Awards. What started as a simple conversation quickly became something far more meaningful. From the very first visit, the culture of the school was unmistakable. Every classroom reflected
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Five years ago, Facilities Management Solutions (FMS) started with an ideato simplify commercial building management and to do it in a way that genuinely supports the people, organisations and communities around us. At its heart, FMS was created to make facilities management simpler, more transparent and more human, supporting organisations so they can focus on
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Spreading Support This Season: FMS Joins the MK Food Bank Reverse Advent Campaign As the festive season approaches, many organisations turn their attention to Christmas gifts and seasonal celebrations. At Facilities Management Solutions (FMS), this time of year has traditionally been spent planning the distribution of Christmas presents to our valued clients. However, in keeping
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On Thursday 16th of October 2025, our team at Facilities Management Solutions proudly took part in the MK Can event – a community challenge organised by the MK Food Bank. The initiative brought together local businesses and community groups from across Milton Keynes, all uniting with one goal: to raise awareness and collect vital donations
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Driving Sustainability Brioche Pasquier, the renowned French bakery and pâtisserie brand, operates a large-scale manufacturing facility in Milton Keynes. Deeply committed to sustainability and continuous improvement, Brioche Pasquier sought new ways to lower its carbon footprint and future-proof its UK operations. The challenge was that most of the factory’s roof space was unsuitable for solar
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It’s a proud and exciting milestone for the team at Facilities Management Solutions (FMS) as we officially open the doors to our brand-new office in Knowlhill, Milton Keynes. This move marks not only a new chapter in our journey but also a celebration of our growth, resilience, and commitment to delivering exceptional facilities management services
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Milton Keynes Landlords & Business Owners: Don’t Get Caught Out If you’re a landlord or property manager in Milton Keynes, it’s time to check your electrical safety compliance. With many Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs) issued in 2020 now reaching their five-year expiry, a large number of properties are due for reinspection in 2025. Facilities
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Baking in Excellence: FMS Delivers Critical Infrastructure for Brioche Pasquier Facilities Management Solutions (FMS) was approached by Brioche Pasquier UK, a prestigious French bakery brand with UK premises in Milton Keynes, to deliver critical infrastructure for a major production line expansion. This complex project forms the foundation of a wider £20 million investment in their
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What is factory fortnight? Factory Fortnight-also known as the summer shutdown-is a long-standing tradition where manufacturers close for two weeks, typically in the last half of July or the first week of August. This practice became widespread in the 1950s and 1960s during the post-war economic boom, allowing companies to perform essential maintenance while staff
