One of Scotland’s leading delivery firms, M&H Carriers, is reflecting on a year of growth and investment as it reinforced its position as a leader in the Scottish logistics sector. A £250,000 investment in its Aberdeen operations was a pivotal milestone for the company, providing enhancements to critical infrastructure, an… Read more »
Pioneering haulage firm commits to HVO – after doing the maths
A family-owned haulier is championing HVO after making a commitment to sustainability for its customers. T&J Haulage, which is based in Ribble Valley and this year celebrates its 40th anniversary, says using the diesel alternative HVO (Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil) in its fleet has enabled them to meet demands from sustainability-conscious… Read more »
Truck Cartel opt-in deadline extended to 28 February
The RHA (Road Haulage Association) is pleased to confirm that the Competition Appeal Tribunal has agreed to its request to extend time to opt in to the Truck Cartel claim to 28 February 2025. The RHA is delighted that many thousands of operators have already opted into the claim. However,… Read more »
Next Transport Secretary Must Back Logistics To Support Growth Mission, Says Logistics UK
Following the resignation of Transport Secretary Louise Haigh, Logistics UK, one of the UK’s biggest business groups and the only organisation which represents all of logistics, says the incoming Secretary of State must seize the opportunity to drive Labour’s growth mission by prioritising logistics and acknowledging its foundational role in… Read more »
Abnormal Loads Group meets police leaders from across the UK
The Abnormal Loads Group met with the National Police Chief’s Council (NPCC) and police leaders from across the country yesterday (Wednesday 6 November) in a major milestone for the industry. The policing of abnormal loads has become increasingly inconsistent in recent years creating significant challenges for the haulage industry and… Read more »
Cost savings and efficiency help Kinaxia seal contract extension with Eurocell
Kinaxia Logistics has sealed a two-year extension to its multimillion-pound contract with Eurocell, the UK’s largest manufacturer, recycler and distributor of PVC-U products for the construction industry. The initial five-year agreement covering the whole of the UK and Ireland will now run until September 2026. Kinaxia deploys a dedicated core… Read more »
Lower Thames Crossing delay – RHA urges Government to give green light in May
The RHA (Road Haulage Association) is deeply disappointed by the Government’s decision to delay the development consent order for the Lower Thames Crossing after ministers announced that a decision won’t be made until at least 23 May 2025. The RHA has long campaigned for the project to be given the… Read more »
Bretts Transport colleagues mark more than five centuries of service
Thirty-five colleagues who between them have notched up more than 500 years of service for Bretts Transport have each been presented with awards for their loyalty and dedication. The awards were presented by Managing Director Simon Brett in a recent ceremony held at the Guyhirn-based company. Among them was Paul… Read more »
UK Moving Company Statistics 2024: Comprehensive Industry Insights
In today’s fast-evolving business landscape, having accurate market data is not just beneficial—it’s essential for strategic decision-making. In 2024, understanding how socio-economic shifts have reshaped the UK’s moving industry can give businesses a significant edge. With an estimated market value of £1.3 billion, this sector has experienced moderate yet telling… Read more »
Risk of increased Food Prices and Product Shortages from New Border Controls, says Logistics UK
New research by business group Logistics UK has raised the prospect of increased food prices and the potential for shortages in shops as a result of delays caused by the implementation of the new European Entry and Exit System (EES). Working with independent modelling experts MDS Transmodal, Logistics UK’s exclusive… Read more »
