The Cleaning Show 2027 registration is now open

Visitors can now secure free entry to the UK’s largest cleaning and hygiene event

Registration is now live for The Cleaning Show 2027, which returns to Excel London from 16–18 March 2027.

Co-produced by the British Cleaning Council (BCC), trade visitors can secure their free place today for the UK’s largest cleaning and hygiene event, where suppliers, buyers and operational leaders will come together to see the products, technology and ideas shaping the sector’s next stage.

The UK cleaning and hygiene industry is worth an estimated £72 billion to the economy and is made up of 78,915 businesses spanning frontline cleaning, facilities management, manufacturing, distribution and support services (British Cleaning Council, 2026). As expectations around hygiene, sustainability and the experience of public spaces continue to rise, businesses face increasing pressure to manage costs and support their workforces.

The Cleaning Show will help industry professionals respond to those pressures first-hand. Over three days, attendees can compare equipment and products side by side, see innovations in action, speak directly to suppliers and hear how peers are addressing the operational challenges they face. Whether the priority is improving productivity, meeting sustainability commitments, supporting frontline teams or finding better ways to manage facilities, the event brings the options and expertise together in one place.

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Building on the success of previous editions, The Cleaning Show 2027 is set to be the biggest yet, with more exhibition space and an expanded conference programme offering more opportunities to make connections and learn from industry experts.

Visitors will be able to see the latest equipment, products and digital tools from companies including Tennant UK, Nilfisk, Numatic, SEBO, Essity, Kimberly-Clark Professional, SC Johnson, Bunzl, WEPA Professional and Freudenberg Home & Cleaning Solutions, with further exhibitors to be announced over the coming months.
The free-to-attend conference programme will also bring together expertise from across the sector, with speakers set to examine the issues shaping cleaning and facilities management and share practical insight that visitors can apply in their own organisations.

Paul Sweeney, Event Director of The Cleaning Show, said: “The sector has been clear that it wants a show that helps people make better-informed decisions, whether that means seeing equipment in action, comparing suppliers or hearing from others dealing with similar operational pressures.

“The 2027 event is being built around that need. We want visitors to leave with practical options for their organisations, as well as a clearer view of where cleaning and hygiene is heading. With the programme and exhibitor line-up coming together, now is the perfect time for professionals to register and start planning their visit.”

David Garcia, Chair of the British Cleaning Council, said: “The cleaning and hygiene industry makes an enormous contribution to the UK economy and plays an essential role in protecting public health and maintaining the spaces we all use every day. The Cleaning Show is an important opportunity to bring the industry together. It gives professionals the chance to exchange knowledge and share ideas that will help drive innovation and raise standards across the sector.”

Those who register early will receive programme announcements, exhibitor news and updates as the event takes shape, giving them time to plan which suppliers, sessions and contacts they want to prioritise.

Event registration and conference attendance are free for qualified visitors, with registration now open at www.cleaningshow.co.uk.