Dachser placed at number 50 in Logistics Manager’s Top 50 Logistics Service Providers for 2021 and has today announced that…
Author: Nick Bradley
Nick Bradley
Nick was appointed Editor of Logistics Manager in April 2021, roughly 22 years after cutting his teeth in journalism working within the Handling Division of DMG World Media opposite former LM editor Malory Davies. He subsequently spent 15 years as Editor and Editor-in-Chief of numerous B2B titles covering industrial vehicle design and engineering, intelligent transportation systems and even launched technology publications focusing on ADAS, autonomous vehicles and winter resort operations. After a five-year spell running a Top 100 Amazon third-party seller company, he has found his way back to his first love, publishing, via an events company specialised in sustainability-themed conferences where he tried to rid the world of plastic pollution and electronic waste.
Manchester City Council has granted planning permission to Columbia Threadneedle Investments for the development of three new logistics units at…
GXO Logistics has completed the installation of an automated packaging solution that custom fits boxes to their contents, thereby saving…
Maritime Transport, featured in Logistics Manager’s Top 50 Logistics Service Providers, has this week started to take delivery of 355…
UK Fuels has enhanced its fuel bunkering services with an expanded network of 3,500 filling stations that will accept operator-branded…
Parcel company Hermes UK has announced an £11 million investment in its international business to continue to support the booming…
A new exhibitor at IntraLogisteX this year is using the UK industry’s biggest, best-attended and only annual intralogistics showcase to…
UK robotics and AI company, BotsAndUs, has been enlisted by Huboo to deploy its fully autonomous state-of-the-art robotic system across…
Government plans for ‘levelling-up’ have been welcomed by the UK ports industry, albeit it has been suggested the sector needs…
Almost half of van drivers are risking a £200 fine and six penalty points on their licence as a result…
