Cleaner Scarborough

The ocean, azure and glittering under a blue sky is a sight to lift everyone’s mood and some of us have been lucky enough to experience it at the UK’s seaside resorts, in the fantastic run of May sunshine this year. But it’s not just about enjoying the sun, sea and sand, we expect clean streets, promenades and parks in our trips to the seaside. No-one wants to step over yesterdays fish and chip wrappings or broken glass from the beer and soft drinks bottles enjoyed by visitors on a day out.This is no easy task for seaside towns. When your town receives thousands of extra visitors every day, in the summer months, street cleaning is a major challenge.

Government steps up for Scarborough

With almost 4 million visitors a year, the popular resort of Scarborough, has just been awarded an additional £20 million, as part of a national Labour government programme of investment in towns. Scarborough is a beautiful, historic resort but some parts of the town are in need of some investment. In a recent poll, unsurprisingly, the top priority for the people of Scarborough was a cleaner, tidier town centre with well-maintained public spaces. Investment in state-of-the-art cleaning equipment was top of the list for North Yorkshire Council, in addition to other measures such as new litter bins and benches, new planting to brighten up garden areas and the creation of a town centre caretaker, to make sure everything stays spick and span. North Yorkshire’s visitor economy is worth more than £4 billion a year, with the seaside towns of Scarborough, Whitby and Filey making a significant contribution. Scarborough has been described as “the jewel in North Yorkshire’s crown” and it sounds like its going to get a good polishing this year.

£5 million boost to clean up Manchester

Instead of the glittering ocean and golden sands, residents of Manchester have the River Irwell and the Ship Canal, both distinctly brown in colour. However clean streets and green spaces are just as vital for city dwellers. The great news is that Manchester City Council is set to invest an additional £5 million in improving cleanliness in neighbourhoods around the city. The cash will be spent improving neighbourhoods through additional street cleaning, combatting fly tipping and maintaining green spaces. A brand new green space has just opened too in Ancoats Green, right in the heart of the city, with wildflower meadow areas, trees and play equipment for children. Bev Craig, Leader of the Council, said “ We’re on mission to invest more in our parks and green spaces.”

Outdoor cleaning with TSM machines

Here at Lincoln Cleaning Technology, we are proud to be associated with TSM, an Italian company who design and build eco-friendly cleaning machines, which incorporate the latest technology. The TSM Aria 240 Super is an urban and industrial waste vacuum cleaner which works on hard surfaces and grass. It’s super sturdy with a 240 litre hopper and a long reach hose, to keep those busy streets and parks clean. We also offer the TSM Cube 180: a nifty street cleaning machine, which is powered by electricity and has a run time of around 8 hours. It has 3 separate bins for recycling too. Tools like the broom and the picker help the operator to get those urban spaces really clean. If you’re looking for an environmentally friendly sweeper, which is perfect for paths and pavements, then the TSM Itala 135 might be the perfect choice. With its rotating brushes and water spray system, it will make short work of the dirtiest pathways. 

Seaside resorts, city streets or industrial, whatever your cleaning needs, please contact at us at Lincoln Cleaning Technology on 01924870876 or info@lincolncleaningtechnology.co.uk to discuss rental or purchase of these amazing, cleaning machines.

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