All Operator news articles – Page 5
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MT ArticleEuropa Road strengthens European routes with strategic partnerships
Europa Road has struck up new partnerships with French logistics provider Heppner and Greek transport firm Goldair Group to build volumes across the two countries.
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MT ArticlePallet volumes hold steady in first six months of year
Pallet volumes remained steady during the first half of 2026 but substantial growth in half and quarter pallets suggests retailers are ordering smaller quantities, according to latest results.
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MT ArticleTelford haulage company in administration
Telford Transport Solutions, a West Midlands transport, 3PL and fulfilment specialist employing around 70 people, has entered administration.
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MT ArticlePallet-Track parent northstarr posts record results
Pallet-Track parent firm northstarr has praised its “exceptionally strong” financial results, which showed double-digit growth in revenue and profits.
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MT ArticleDachser strengthens coverage in Scotland with Drummond purchase
Logistics and supply chain management company Dachser has acquired Scottish transport firm Drummond Distribution for an undisclosed sum.
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MT ArticleJohn G Russell becomes first to trial Scania hydrogen fuel-cell trucks
John G Russell will become one of the first operators to start running hydrogen fuel-cell electric vehicles (FCEV) in its daily operations after it took ownership of three Scania prototype trucks.
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MT ArticleWhistl on the up after posting increase in revenue and profits
Whistl saw turnover increase by 4.4% to £723.5m in 2025 and profits rose significantly, thanks to a one-off exceptional item following the settlement of a “legal matter”.
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MT ArticleWilson James introduces DAF electric HGV into Heathrow operations
International logistics operator Wilson James has acquired a 26-tonne DAF XD Electric rigid from Fraikin on a five-year contract hire agreement.
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MT ArticleGXO drivers delivering hospital kit vote for strikes
GXO said it was working to minimise disruption to supplies heading to hospitals after nearly 200 drivers rejected its pay offer and voted to go out on strike.
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MT ArticlePall-Ex takes on Iveco S-eWay Rigid in UK first
Pall-Ex has taken delivery of the UK’s first right-hand drive Iveco S-eWay Rigid, which will be put to work on inner-city deliveries.
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MT ArticleHovis and distribution drivers break bread with pay deal agreement
The pay dispute among drivers working for Hovis in Bristol has been resolved after they accepted an improved offer from their company.
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MT ArticleGongs for Darcica at Palletways awards ceremony
Darcica Logistics has won a brace of awards from Palletways for its sustainability performance and PR and marketing efforts.
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MT ArticleRevenues at Bartrums rise by 10%
The Bartrum Group saw a significant increase in turnover last year and said it was well placed for the future following investments in warehousing facilities.
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MT ArticleArrowXL invests in Don-Bur Lifting Deck ‘Adapt’ trailers
ArrowXL has invested in 45 new Don-Bur Lifting Deck Adapt trailers, offering a new double-deck configuration to its fleet that increases carrying capacity while providing flexibility for mixed-height loads and inbound collections.
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MT ArticleStrong trading performance from Suckling in 2025
Fuel distributor Suckling Transport saw revenues increase by almost 10% last year, exceeding expectations with its performance driven by the growth of customer relationships and new business opportunities.
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MT ArticleEvri tests two-legged delivery robot in tech town Barnsley
Evri has launched a trial of a two-legged delivery robot in Barnsley to assess how the advanced technology can complement its final mile deliveries.
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MT ArticleHTC Group relies on Gophr to help keep CVs moving
DAF dealer and CV services provider HTC Group has expanded its partnership with same-day delivery firm Gophr to offer flexible transport support across its branches in the south of England.
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MT ArticleBusinessman Joe Wall completes strategic investment in Currie Solutions
Currie Solutions Group said Scottish businessman Joe Wall had acquired a 50% stake in the company, providing capital to support the group through its next stage of growth.
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MT ArticleCollard builds south coast presence with Fareham recycling site purchase
Waste management and aggregates specialist Collard Group has bought 40 acres of land near Fareham and strengthened its presence across the south coast.
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MT ArticleMajor DAF order for FedEx
FedEx has placed an order for 131 tractor units for its operations in the UK, France and the Netherlands.