Chequers chosen for Parliamentary Review

The Croydon based family run cleaning and facilities management company are part of a small number of businesses selected to share their expertise within their industry. 

Executive director James Kelly said: “We were thrilled to have been invited to join a privileged few in this year’s Parliamentary Review. Only a handful of companies across the UK are selected to take part each year and to receive this level of recognition is a reward in itself for what we have achieved as a team.” 

Combining political commentary from leading journalists, with sector specific insight from Secretaries of State, Ministers and MPs, The Parliamentary Review demonstrates how sector leaders have responded to challenges in the political and economic environment. 

Established by former minister the Rt Hon David Curry shortly after the 2010 General Election, The Parliamentary Review’s September release has become a key fixture in the political calendar.

This achievement comes after Chequers marked their 30th Anniversary with a celebration event with their clients at Selhurst Park in June. 

Chairman Gary Jeal said: “2016 was a great year for us. We increased our headcount and expanded the services we provide. Having founded the company with my brother Paul 30 years ago it is with immense pride in our team that we have established a reputation worthy enough of inclusion in The Parliamentary Review. With two generations of the family now playing crucial roles within Chequers, we are confident we can continue to build on this reputation for years to come.”

Specialising in contract cleaning, grounds, electrical and building maintenance and support services, Chequers’ inclusion in this year’s Parliamentary Review sees them recognised as a leading figure in the sector.

The organisations featured in each publication have been selected to show excellence in their area of expertise, and will act as an example to their peers.The Parliamentary Review will be sent to over 250,000 leading business executives and policymakers across the UK and abroad.