What's New
2010 | 2009 | 2008
SEPTEMBER 2010 - IMPROVING ON BOG STANDARD.....
Toileting in school is a growing issue, affecting children's health and their educational performance...more~>
SEPTEMBER 2010 - NEW OPTION IN EQUALITY COMPLIANCE FOR CUSTODIAL SECTOR
Under new British Standards, all new buildings to which numbers of the public have access- including courts and police stations- should as 'good practice' include accessible toilet provision above and beyond the established 'Document M' facility...more~>
SEPTEMBER 2010 - CHANGING ACCESS TO LEISURE
Thousands of people in West Berkshire now have improved access to leisure activities as a result of Council investment in state of art facilities...more~>
AUGUST 2010 - 'TOTAL' APPROACH TO HYGIENE HELPS MAKES LIFETIME HOMES A REALITY
A housing association which helped shape the 'Lifetime Homes' concept is proving in reality how easy adaptability transforms tenants' lives, with help from Total Hygiene...more~>
AUGUST 2010 - ACTIVE LIFEHOUSE
Lifehouse, the most comprehensive facility for independent living in the North West, is continuing its trailblazing with Liverpool Disabled Living Centre's most active programme of events since moving to new facilities...more~>
JULY 2010 - 'CHANGING PLACES' - WHAT IT MEANS
For designers and specifiers of public environments, compliance with latest Codes of Practice is being simplified, with a new CPD on specific aspects of accessible building design...more~>
JULY 2010 - TOTAL APPROACH TO TOILETS HELPS INCREASE VISITORS
The leisure industry could significantly improve visitor numbers purely by improving toilet facilities- and simultaneously ensure compliance with good practice...more~>
JUNE 2010 - BOLTON LEADS THE WAY IN VISITOR ACCESSIBILITY
A town centre development masterplan is adopting a pioneering approach in more ways than one, enhancing accessibility to facilities for all...more~>
JUNE 2010 - EDUCATE COMPLIANCE
British Standards now require that creating a good learning environment extends beyond the classroom and into the toilets...more~>
JUNE 2010 - HYGIENE AT THE HELM!
A progressive housing association which specializes in development and management of models of supported housing for people with special needs is applying that commitment through to tenants' independence in personal hygiene...more~>
JUNE 2010 - ACCESIBILITY GIVES STUDENTS A LIFT
Accessibility is being taken beyond basic requirements for disabled students in Scotland...more~>
JUNE 2010 - TOTAL APPROACH TO PUTTING PEOPLE FIRST
The challenge of optimising available Government funding to fulfil demands in giving greater choice control and self-determination for users of health and social services is being simplified through developments at Total Hygiene Ltd...more~>
MAY 2010 - IMPLEMENTING CHANGING PLACES SUSTAINS AN ‘OUTSTANDING’ FACILITY
A college already rated ‘outstanding’ in its approach to social and educational inclusion has continued to exceed basic requirements, right through to its provision of personal hygiene facilities...more~>
MAY 2010 - UNIQUE CENTRE BACKS ‘TOTAL’ HYGIENE
A specialist centre for people with neuromuscular conditions offering unique services and advice, which is the only one of its kind in Europe, is lending its support to total hygiene...more~>
APRIL 2010 - TOTAL SUPPORT FOR ‘CHANGING PLACES’
Total Hygiene, the leading disabled toileting solutions company, has announced its support for the ‘Changing Places Changing Lives’ campaign. The campaign calls for fully accessible toilets for people with profound and multiple learning disabilities and people with other physical disabilities in all large public places...more~>
MARCH 2010 - TOTAL APPROACH TO INCREASE BUSINESS
The British tourism industry is missing an opportunity to take a larger share of the £1billion spent in the UK by domestic visitors alone, and potentially breaching latest Code of Practice claims Total Hygiene. And its claims are reinforced by latest data from VisitEngland...more~>
MARCH 2010 - SPECIFIERS CHALLENGED TO RAISE STANDARDS IN TOILETING
A man with no legs is challenging specifiers in domestic, commercial and public environments to make a piece of toileting equipment ‘bog standard’...more~>
FEBRUARY 2010 - TRAILBAZING- THROUGH TO THE TOILETS!
The UK’s leading exhibition venue, The NEC Birmingham, is taking its facilities into the future- right through to its toilets!...more~>
FEBRUARY 2010 - TOTAL HYGIENE MAKES IT REAL
Choosing independent living aids is being made more personal with an innovative approach from Total Hygiene, the company behind the Clos-o-Mat ‘wash and dry’ toilet...more~>
FEBRUARY 2010 - TOTAL SOLUTION HELPS OPTIMISE QUALITY AND ‘WHOLE LIFE’ COSTS IN SCHOOL BUILDING
A holistic approach to toilet provision can help education authorities optimise their share of the £8billion ‘Building Schools for the Future’ and the additional £96m Schools Access Initiative 2010/11 budgets, whilst simultaneously delivering better facilities for pupils and achieving reduced whole life costs...more~>
FEBRUARY 2010 - IMPROVE SAFETY AND ENHANCE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR BOTH RESIDENTS AND STAFF
In the past two years, care home providers reported 11,000 work related accidents in the UK. People handling is the most common cause of injury to staff, and low falls causing five fatalities and over 150 major injuries to residents...more~>
FEBRUARY 2010 - HOLDING THE COST OF ‘SPENDING A PENNY’
The cost of inclusive toileting is being safeguarded at Total Hygiene...more~>
2010 | 2009 | 2008
SEPTEMBER 2010 - IMPROVING ON BOG STANDARD.....
Toileting in school is a growing issue, affecting children's health and their educational performance...more~>
SEPTEMBER 2010 - NEW OPTION IN EQUALITY COMPLIANCE FOR CUSTODIAL SECTOR
Under new British Standards, all new buildings to which numbers of the public have access- including courts and police stations- should as 'good practice' include accessible toilet provision above and beyond the established 'Document M' facility...more~>
SEPTEMBER 2010 - CHANGING ACCESS TO LEISURE
Thousands of people in West Berkshire now have improved access to leisure activities as a result of Council investment in state of art facilities...more~>
AUGUST 2010 - 'TOTAL' APPROACH TO HYGIENE HELPS MAKES LIFETIME HOMES A REALITY
A housing association which helped shape the 'Lifetime Homes' concept is proving in reality how easy adaptability transforms tenants' lives, with help from Total Hygiene...more~>
AUGUST 2010 - ACTIVE LIFEHOUSE
Lifehouse, the most comprehensive facility for independent living in the North West, is continuing its trailblazing with Liverpool Disabled Living Centre's most active programme of events since moving to new facilities...more~>
JULY 2010 - 'CHANGING PLACES' - WHAT IT MEANS
For designers and specifiers of public environments, compliance with latest Codes of Practice is being simplified, with a new CPD on specific aspects of accessible building design...more~>
JULY 2010 - TOTAL APPROACH TO TOILETS HELPS INCREASE VISITORS
The leisure industry could significantly improve visitor numbers purely by improving toilet facilities- and simultaneously ensure compliance with good practice...more~>
JUNE 2010 - BOLTON LEADS THE WAY IN VISITOR ACCESSIBILITY
A town centre development masterplan is adopting a pioneering approach in more ways than one, enhancing accessibility to facilities for all...more~>
JUNE 2010 - EDUCATE COMPLIANCE
British Standards now require that creating a good learning environment extends beyond the classroom and into the toilets...more~>
JUNE 2010 - HYGIENE AT THE HELM!
A progressive housing association which specializes in development and management of models of supported housing for people with special needs is applying that commitment through to tenants' independence in personal hygiene...more~>
JUNE 2010 - ACCESIBILITY GIVES STUDENTS A LIFT
Accessibility is being taken beyond basic requirements for disabled students in Scotland...more~>
JUNE 2010 - TOTAL APPROACH TO PUTTING PEOPLE FIRST
The challenge of optimising available Government funding to fulfil demands in giving greater choice control and self-determination for users of health and social services is being simplified through developments at Total Hygiene Ltd...more~>
MAY 2010 - IMPLEMENTING CHANGING PLACES SUSTAINS AN ‘OUTSTANDING’ FACILITY
A college already rated ‘outstanding’ in its approach to social and educational inclusion has continued to exceed basic requirements, right through to its provision of personal hygiene facilities...more~>
MAY 2010 - UNIQUE CENTRE BACKS ‘TOTAL’ HYGIENE
A specialist centre for people with neuromuscular conditions offering unique services and advice, which is the only one of its kind in Europe, is lending its support to total hygiene...more~>
APRIL 2010 - TOTAL SUPPORT FOR ‘CHANGING PLACES’
Total Hygiene, the leading disabled toileting solutions company, has announced its support for the ‘Changing Places Changing Lives’ campaign. The campaign calls for fully accessible toilets for people with profound and multiple learning disabilities and people with other physical disabilities in all large public places...more~>
MARCH 2010 - TOTAL APPROACH TO INCREASE BUSINESS
The British tourism industry is missing an opportunity to take a larger share of the £1billion spent in the UK by domestic visitors alone, and potentially breaching latest Code of Practice claims Total Hygiene. And its claims are reinforced by latest data from VisitEngland...more~>
MARCH 2010 - SPECIFIERS CHALLENGED TO RAISE STANDARDS IN TOILETING
A man with no legs is challenging specifiers in domestic, commercial and public environments to make a piece of toileting equipment ‘bog standard’...more~>
FEBRUARY 2010 - TRAILBAZING- THROUGH TO THE TOILETS!
The UK’s leading exhibition venue, The NEC Birmingham, is taking its facilities into the future- right through to its toilets!...more~>
FEBRUARY 2010 - TOTAL HYGIENE MAKES IT REAL
Choosing independent living aids is being made more personal with an innovative approach from Total Hygiene, the company behind the Clos-o-Mat ‘wash and dry’ toilet...more~>
FEBRUARY 2010 - TOTAL SOLUTION HELPS OPTIMISE QUALITY AND ‘WHOLE LIFE’ COSTS IN SCHOOL BUILDING
A holistic approach to toilet provision can help education authorities optimise their share of the £8billion ‘Building Schools for the Future’ and the additional £96m Schools Access Initiative 2010/11 budgets, whilst simultaneously delivering better facilities for pupils and achieving reduced whole life costs...more~>
FEBRUARY 2010 - IMPROVE SAFETY AND ENHANCE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR BOTH RESIDENTS AND STAFF
In the past two years, care home providers reported 11,000 work related accidents in the UK. People handling is the most common cause of injury to staff, and low falls causing five fatalities and over 150 major injuries to residents...more~>
FEBRUARY 2010 - HOLDING THE COST OF ‘SPENDING A PENNY’
The cost of inclusive toileting is being safeguarded at Total Hygiene...more~>