Marks & Spencer has decided not to go ahead with the £200m distribution centre at London Gateway that it announced a year ago
Author: Christopher Walton
Christopher Walton
Chris succeeded the legendary Malory Davies in September 2019 as Editor of Logistics Manager and host of the Supply Chain Excellence Awards. Day-to-day Chris writes about all things supply chain; materials handling and industrial property and is curator of the annual LM Top 50 Service Providers. He has worked as a business journalist since 2002 and his career as a logistics journalist started in 2008. Before joining Logistics Manager, he was Editor-in-Chief for road transport titles at DVV Media International.
Toyota Material Handling UK is releasing 4.0, 4.5 and 5.0 tonne models of the Traigo range of 80-volt electric counterbalanced trucks later this year.
DP World has brought in the Buckingham Group to build the 375,000 sq ft Common User Facility at London Gateway
TNT Express has completed the sale of TNT Fashion Group, its specialist fashion business in the Netherlands, to a consortium of Belspeed and Netlog Group
RBS Real Estate Management and Miller Developments have won planning approval to develop the next stage of their 575 acre Omega Park scheme near Warrington in the North West
Operational profit (EBITDA) rose 15.4 per cent to £12.3 million at same day specialist CitySprint in the year to 31st December
Geoff Dunning, chief executive of the Road Haulage Association is to retire at the end of August. His replacement has yet to be named
Flexi Narrow Aisle is to launch the next generation of articulated forklift trucks at CeMAT
DHL saw strong profits growth in the express market in the first quarter with EBIT up by more than 14 per cent to €275m (2013: €241m)
Danny Alexander, chief secretary to the Treasury, challenged transport operators to improve their performance on carbon emissions, in a speech to the Road Haulage Association annual lunch on Thursday
