Logistics
Reforming the Clandestine Entrant Civil Pen...
The Road Haulage Association (RHA) has raised significant concerns regarding the current enforcement of the Clandestine Entrant Civil Penalty Scheme. Hauliers and drivers, despite adhering
Derry Bros network to support cross border ...
Freight customs specialist Derry Bros has expanded its presence within the UK and mainland Europe with the opening of two new offices in London and
Holyhead Port hoping to re-open by 16th Jan...
Holyhead Port, situated in Anglesey, North Wales, serves as a pivotal maritime hub, facilitating substantial passenger and freight movement between the United Kingdom and Ireland.
Transportation: Four Industry Predictions f...
In this article, Christopher Keating, Senior Vice President of Trimble Transportation Europe, outlines the key trends set to transform the logistics sector in 2025 which
Port of Felixstowe suspend some new booking...
The Suffolk Port’s new Container Booking System (CBS) launched yesterday (1 January) but officials have said “there will be no charging hauliers for Late Notification
Outlook for UK logistics in 2025
The logistics industry in the UK is poised for significant changes in 2025, driven by evolving market demands, technological advancements, and regulatory updates. As businesses
Welsh budget should recognise role of logis...
The Welsh government has published its draft budget for 2025-26 promising to “create the conditions for growth” and Josh Fenton, Policy Manager – Wales at
Understanding GPSR and its implications for...
The European Union’s General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR), which came into force today,13th December 2024, and represents a significant overhaul of product safety requirements within
Stormont vote to extend NI’s post-Bre...
The Northern Ireland Assembly’s recent vote to extend post-Brexit trade arrangements for another four years has sparked significant discussion across political, economic, and business sectors.
Former Royal Signals serviceman celebrates ...
A former serviceman with the Royal Signals who set up his own logistics firm in Teesside after leaving the forces is celebrating a successful decade
