Logistics
Online shopping highlights the need for a f...
Now, more than ever, Britain is a nation of internet shoppers. Even before the pandemic struck, the percentage of retail sales that originated online was
Making the most of supplier information to ...
What was once “nice to have” information has been defined by law. As social and environmental concerns grow, governments and related third parties are demanding,
Fagan & Whalley Ltd., expands its oper...
The team at long-established logistics company, Fagan & Whalley Ltd., headquartered in Lancashire, is pleased to announce the expansion of the company’s operations with the
Ryder proposes exit from UK operations
Contract hire and rental firm Ryder is set to exit UK operations following a detailed business review by US parent Ryder System. The company described
Brexit: Dover queues lengthen
An influential group of MPs has provided a withering assessment of Brexit’s legacy, saying the only detectable impact was soaring costs, border delays and increased
Future proofing home delivery in an uncerta...
A customer’s ability to summon a single avocado to the door within 15 minutes with a single swipe of a grocery app may appear to
DX Group defiant as auditor resigns
Grant Thornton has quit as DX Group’s auditor after raising concerns about being provided with “inaccurate information” and “insufficient access” to documents relating to a
Work begins at £47m LOC8 Logistics Busines...
A ground breaking event has taken place today to celebrate work starting at LOC8, a £47m new mixed use business park on the Ashford Road
Northern Ireland border rules row continues
Confusion continued to reign at Northern Ireland’s ports on Friday (4 February), after the environment secretary said there had been no changes to sanitary and
Upcoming European licence rules for van ope...
TruTac is giving UK van operators an early heads up about legislation in May that will affect those with LCVs above 2.5 tonnes (or towing
