All Operator news articles – Page 3
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MT ArticleCoach House chooses Microlise to help drive growth
Transport technology provider Microlise has been selected by furniture and home accessories business Coach House to modernise its transport operation and create a more efficient, scalable platform for growth.
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MT ArticleCWM Transport licence revoked after “shameful” compliance failures
CWM Transport has had its goods vehicle operator’s licence revoked with immediate effect after a Traffic Commissioner found widespread failures involving drivers’ hours, tachographs, vehicle maintenance and operator compliance.
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MT ArticlePalletways sees 13.5% profit rise in year before sale to Waterland
Palletways UK boosted both profit and turnover in the year before it was purchased by Dutch private equity firm Waterland, its latest annual results have revealed.
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MT ArticleHot market for cold transport
The UK’s temperature controlled vehicle fleet has grown significantly over the past year, figures from MT Fleet Data reveal.
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MT ArticleMcCulloch Rail on track with new Iveco and DAF trucks
Asset Alliance Group has supplied McCulloch Rail with a DAF XG 530 and five Iveco 7.2-tonne Dailies to replace older assets.
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MT ArticleDiamond Logistics expands network into Northern Ireland
Diamond Logistics has expanded its partner network into Northern Ireland with the addition of The Postal Store.
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MT ArticleAIT Home Delivery launches same-day delivery for bulky goods
AIT Home Delivery launches new Sameday service
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MT ArticleGrowth drives fleet overhaul for AFFA
Abingdon Freight Forwarding Agency (AFFA) has spent more than £200,000 refreshing its fleet with the addition of four 7.5-tonne, four 18-tonne and two 26-tonne trucks.
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MT ArticleBumper pay deal for Sainsbury’s warehouse staff
GXO warehouse workers on the Sainsbury’s contract will get a 6.25% pay increase after their union negotiated a new three-year pay deal.
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MT ArticleLincolnshire logistics provider collapses
Immingham-based freight firm Chambers and Cook (Eastern) has closed down after losing its biggest customer accounting for the majority of its revenue.
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MT ArticlePre-pack sale of Atlas to construction firm
Grab hire and muck away business Atlas Bulk Carriers has been sold in a pre-pack deal worth over £300,000 after it entered administration due to a downturn in the construction sector.
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MT ArticleTories would abandon targets for phasing out diesel trucks
The 2035 and 2040 deadlines for phasing out new diesel trucks would be scrapped by the Conservatives after it identified transport costs could rocket by almost 20%.
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MT ArticleEvri seeks thousands to deliver the goods
Evri is recruiting 10,000 staff to bolster its self-employed network ahead of the peak season and become a 1.4 billion parcel operator.
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MT ArticleIsuzu Trucks caters to JJ Foodservice’s needs
Food and drink wholesaler JJ Foodservice has built on a three-decade relationship with Isuzu Trucks with the delivery of 20 new 3.5-tonne Grafters.
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MT ArticleGrowth drive sees DX expand its international delivery service
Parcel, freight and e-fullfilment specialist DX is expanding its international delivery service, which covers the delivery of parcels and freight to 220 countries via road and air shipping networks..
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MT ArticleRHA praises DVSA seizure of Croatian truck after cabotage breaches
The RHA has welcomed a recent Traffic Commissioner decision to refuse the return of a Croatian-registered truck which was impounded by the DVSA after being found to have repeatedly breached UK cabotage rules.
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MT ArticleWincanton returns to profit as GXO integration continues
Wincanton returned to the black in 2025 aided by new business wins and growth in its core markets, following its acquisition by GXO Logistics, the group has revealed.
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MT ArticleSalvatori appoints new business development manager as Carole Sutton retires
New recruit Melissa Aalpol (pictured left) is stepping into the shoes of business development manager Carole Sutton, who is embarking on a well-earned retirement after 18 years at Kent-based haulier A Salvatori.
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MT ArticleGrowth for heavy transport companies
Companies involved in transport of heavy loads have seen a modest growth in vehicle numbers, according to latest figures from MT Fleet Data.
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MT ArticleTempleman Retail & Vending adds 21 MAN TGE vans to fleet
Northumberland-based Templeman Retail & Vending has added 21 MAN TGE vans to its fleet as it continues to expand its nationwide logistics operation.