All articles by Chris Tindall – Page 8
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MT ArticleInaugural Women in Supply Chain & Transport event explores career development and inclusivity
Leaders and emerging talent from across the industry gathered this week for the first Women in Supply Chain & Transport event delivered by the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (UK).
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MT ArticleForecourts accused of ramping up fuel prices amid war in Middle East
Fuel forecourts have been accused of profiteering after petrol and diesel prices increased sharply over the last few days, despite selling stocks bought before the current Middle East conflict.
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FCZ ArticleCulina sustainability fund focuses on community green projects
Stobart owner Culina Group has launched a fund to support community groups attempting to tackle climate change, which it said represented the next phase of its sustainability journey.
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FCZ ArticleDon’t put pressure on truck makers to sell electric lorries, dealers beg government
Under no circumstances should truck manufacturers be forced to sell a percentage of zero-emission vehicles while there is limited demand or charging infrastructure in place, according to a dealers’ lobby group.
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MT ArticleSale of South Yorkshire recycling firm ‘ongoing’
Administrators handling the affairs of Booth Transport said it was in the process of pursuing a sale of the business and had received “a range of bids” for the Rotherham haulier.
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MT ArticleTurnover and profits up at Pall-Ex
Pall-Ex saw revenue and profits increase last year, despite what it described as a price sensitive market and challenging economic conditions.
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FCZ ArticleZero Emission HGV Summit on 17 March
Decarbonisation minister Keir Mather will deliver a keynote speech at the next Zero Emission HGV and Infrastructure Demonstration Progress Summit in London next month.
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MT ArticleNotts haulage firm lodges intention to appoint administrator
A Nottingham-based haulage firm established more than 40 years ago has filed an intention to appoint administrators.
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MT ArticleOcado to axe 1,000 jobs under restructure plan
Ocado boss Tim Steiner said “a significant number” of jobs will be lost as part of a major restructure.
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FCZ ArticleUltra-rapid HGV charging hub opens at Tilbury port
Fleete has officially opened the country’s largest commercial vehicle electric charging hub at the Port of Tilbury.
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MT ArticleAmazon reaches for Zenith with fleet support contract
Zenith has won a contract to provide maintenance, repair and fleet support services to Amazon’s delivery service partner (DSP) programme.
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MT ArticlePothole problems plumb new depths
The state of roads in the UK is worse than it was 12 months ago and pothole repairs are now crumbling as quickly as councils are fixing them, according to a survey of 1,000 drivers.
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MT ArticleLorry breakdown policy aims to speed up recovery times
Insurance provider Auto Legal Protection Services (Alps) has launched an HGV motor breakdown policy, providing nationwide rapid roadside assistance for vehicles over 7.5-tonnes.
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MT ArticleCoroner concludes HGV driver death due to severe burns
The death of a lorry driver from severe burns while he was cooking on a gas cylinder in his cab has highlighted the dangers of using portable cooking devices in enclosed spaces.
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MT ArticleEvri boosts growth with thousands of ‘community courier’ jobs
Evri Group will deliver over 3,700 new workers with a focus on local courier roles, after data showed higher customer satisfaction towards those that did regular rounds and knew their towns well.
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MT ArticleTesco contract renewal for Stobart after top-shelf service
Stobart has secured a contract extension with Tesco and will continue providing dedicated secondary transport services across the supermarket’s Goole and Doncaster RDCs.
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MT ArticlePall-Ex CEO recognised as deputy lieutenant of Leicestershire
Pall-Ex boss Kevin Buchanan (pictured left above) has been recognised as a deputy lieutenant of Leicestershire, assisting the lord-lieutenant at civic engagements and supporting local community events.
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MT ArticleWarning over lack of sleep impact on road traffic accidents
With a month to go before the clocks go forward and we lose an hour’s sleep, transport workers have been urged to take their slumber seriously after a finding that more than 60% already get fewer than six hours a night.
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MT ArticleFreightlink celebrates 30th anniversary and thanks those making it a success
Freightlink has marked 30 years in business with a special celebratory truck and trailer, liveried with a bespoke anniversary design.
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MT ArticleFedEx shines light on supply chain visibility
A report analysing supply chains has found that while most companies have achieved end-to-end shipment visibility, far fewer can turn that data into the actions required to stay competitive.