August 1st, 2024
Post Construction Deep Clean at Bank Junction Improvement Scheme »
Bank Junction sits at the heart of the City of London, adjacent to the Bank of England. The area has undergone an extensive, phased improvement scheme during 2024, with the aim of making the area a safer and nicer place to travel through and visit. Following each phase of the improvement works, the Go-Gum Group’s […]
July 1st, 2024
Heritage Approved Graffiti Removal at Attercliffe Aqueduct »
Sadly, in recent times, the Attercliffe Aqueduct has fallen into disrepair and has been subjected to vandalism and graffiti. With ambitious plans afoot to regenerate Attercliffe Waterside, which include provision for new homes, new public spaces and the repurposing of old buildings, the time came for the Attercliffe Aqueduct to undergo its own restoration, including […]
May 31st, 2024
Weekend Work for 21 Moorfields Paving Scheme Deep Clean »
Located near London’s world famous Barbican Centre, you will find the city streets of Moorfields, Fore Street Avenue and Moor Lane. These three streets form part of the new 21 Moorfields Paving Scheme, which commenced in May 2024. As part of the scheme, some 1,595m2 of York Stone Paving was to undergo a thorough deep […]
January 29th, 2024
Pavement Deep Clean Double Header Draws 2023 To A Close »
With 2023 rapidly drawing to a close, there was still time in late December, for The Go-Gum Group to complete two pavement deep clean projects in the City of London. Gresham Street – Post Construction Clean Commencing in mid-December 2023, Surface Solve Ltd, part of the Go-Gum Group were contracted by the City of London […]
November 13th, 2023
Chewing Gum Task Force Tackles Leeds City Centre »
In the spring of 2023, Leeds City Council received £24,994.50 of funding from the Keep Britain Tidy Chewing Gum Task Force. The funding was granted in order to help the council introduce new measures to tackle the sticky problem of discarded chewing gum in the city centre. The Chewing Gum Task Force brings together some […]
August 15th, 2023
Roller Shutter Paint Removes Graffiti Problem in Aldgate »
The Go-Gum Group are no strangers when it comes to working in Aldgate, an area of central London which surrounds the City of London. So when Aldgate Connect BID, the Business Improvement District organisation in the area contacted us with concerns involving graffiti, we were only too happy to help. A dozen retail and […]
October 10th, 2022
Graffiti Removal Service Scores the Winner in Sheffield City Centre »
The diverse, vibrant, university city of Sheffield, played host to four fixtures in the 2022 UEFA European Women’s Football Championship tournament. With tens of thousands of football fans arriving for the tournament, Sheffield City Council decided to tackle the scourge of graffiti in key areas of the city centre. Work began in June, before […]
June 20th, 2022
Famous Tower Hill Streets Get a Go-Gum Makeover »
Seething Lane, located within the City of London, is an area of the capital city steeped in history. It was home to Samuel Pepys, the 17th Century diarist who notably witnessed the Great Fire of London in 1666 from his home, near the Tower of London. The York Stone paving flanking this historic, old London […]
February 28th, 2022
Graffiti and Sticker Removal from London Millennium Footbridge »
The London Millennium Footbridge, commonly known as the ‘Millennium Bridge’, spans the River Thames in London, linking Bankside with the City of London. It is located between Southwark Bridge and Blackfriars Railway Bridge and provides excellent pedestrian access to landmarks including the Globe Theatre, Bankside Gallery, Tate Modern and St. Paul’s Cathedral. The iconic bridge […]
November 22nd, 2021
Deep Clean for Historic Market Town’s Bus Station »
The delightful market town of Tadcaster is nestled in the Selby district of North Yorkshire. Its position on the banks of the River Wharfe, between the City of Leeds – just twelve miles to the north-east, and the City of York – only ten miles to the south-west, make it a much sought after commuter […]
