All articles by Carol Millett – Page 18
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MT ArticleSchenk UK launches major new gas transport contract for Air Liquide
Schenk UK has secured a major long-term gas transportation contract in the UK involving the transportation of bulk gases across the UK, using a dedicated fleet of vehicles and specialized trailers.
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MT ArticleDavies Turner forges alliance with MGF to boost services between UK and Canada
International freight and logistics specialist Davies Turner has signed a new strategic partnership with Ontario-based Manitoulin Global Forwarding (MGF), to boost its ocean freight services between the UK and Canada.
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MT ArticleRHA welcomes government moves to fast-track major infrastructure projects
The RHA has welcomed moves by ministers to consider using Parliamentary powers to speed up the construction of major infrastructure projects by creating legislation which will bypass large parts of the planning process.
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MT ArticleDemand for new diesel vans falls in H1 2025
New diesel van registrations shrank by 12.1% to 156,048 units in the first half of 2025, whilst electric van demand rose by nearly 53% - although that figure still represents less than 9% of the overall van market, according to the latest figures published by the Society of Motor Manufacturers ...
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MT ArticleBIFA strengthens freight crime prevention through partnership with NaVCIS
The British International Freight Association (BIFA) is strengthening its sponsorship and collaboration with the National Vehicle Crime Intelligence Service (NaVCIS), reinforcing its commitment to tackling freight crime across the UK.
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MT ArticleUK’s oldest truckstop The Hollies gets revamp
Britain’s oldest truckstop The Hollies has unveiled a major upgrade including the installation of solar panels, two new EV chargers, and a smart water system.
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MT ArticleJudge slashes heavy haulier L Lynch’s “manifestly excessive” £800,000 fine to £10,000 on appeal
Heavy haulier L Lynch Plant Hire & Haulage has won its appeal against an £800,000 fine, after the judge deemed the fine “manifestly excessive” and reduced it to £10,000.
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MT ArticleMike Watson Transport frees up extra warehouse space to meet growing demand
Bordon-based Mike Watson Transport (MWT) has freed up more than 1,500 bulk stack and 750 standard warehouse spaces.
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MT ArticleFLS Group recruits Tim Phillips as non-exec director to drive growth
Digital road freight provider FLS Group has appointed Tim Phillips as a non-executive director to help drive the company’s next phase of growth and innovation.
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MT ArticleInPost lands major deal to distribute fan merchandise on Oasis Live ’25 tour
Polish parcels and logistics giant InPost has struck a deal with Warner Music Group’s subsidiary WMX to provide delivery of fan’s tour merchandise, with the new service first being offered to fans attending the Oasis Live ‘25 tour, which kicked off last week.
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MT ArticleFleet operators brace for fuel shortage following Prax Group collapse
Fleet operators are bracing for fuel shortages, following the collapse of major fuel supplier Prax Group.
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MT ArticleAdvanced Supply Chain recruits Jonathan Heap as senior business development manager
Advanced Supply Chain (ASC), which is part of Reconomy, has appointed Jonathan Heap as senior business development manager, as it continues to expand its service offering to mid-to-large sized retailers.
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MT ArticleWincanton strike averted as HGV drivers win inflation-busting pay rise
Nearly 200 drivers from logistics giant Wincanton, who deliver building supplies for Marshalls, have won a new pay deal following their threat to take strike action.
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MT ArticleInPost seals partnership deal with Debenhams to expand delivery options
Polish parcel lockers and delivery specialist InPost has forged a partnership with online retailer Debenhams Group to significantly expand delivery options for the online retailer’s customers across the UK.
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MT ArticleSouth West hauliers slash emissions and boost revenue by £68,000 through smart freight matching
A freight decarbonisation initiative in South West England has achieved a significant milestone, with 65 loads successfully matched, generating over £68,000 in revenue for local hauliers and preventing 7,915 kg of CO2 emissions through reduced empty running, according to new data from TEG.
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MT ArticleSNAP’s Driving Conversations reveals neurodiversity could be prevalent in truck drivers
Significant numbers of truck drivers could be neurodiverse, with many drivers potentially going undiagnosed, according to Harling Kaye, a truck driver and mental health campaigner, who discusses the issue in SNAP’s latest video series, Driving Conversations.
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MT ArticleProlog seals distribution deal with Denzel’s dog treat brand
Prolog Fulfilment has inked a partnership with dog treat brand Denzel’s to manage the distribution of its product portfolio to consumers and retailers across the UK.
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MT ArticleYorkshire logistics firm invites customers behind the wheel for exclusive track day
Palletways member and Yorkshire-based logistics firm Suttle Transport is inviting customers to get behind the wheel of a full-sized artic truck as part of an exclusive track day this summer.
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MT ArticleUrban logistics van manufacturer Flexis reveals logo and deal with Milk & More
Urban logistics manufacturer Flexis, which was formed by a joint venture between Renault, Volvo and CMA CGM, has revealed its official emblem and visual identity for the first time.
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MT ArticleFox Brothers acquires heavy haulier J Fisher & Sons
Blackpool-based construction materials distributor Fox Brothers Holdings has acquired the entirety of J Fisher & Sons, a North West heavy haulage, road planing and asphalt reprocessing company, for an undisclosed sum.