Vehicle manufacturer Scania Great Britain has been presented with a Training Quality Standard award for its apprentice programme by the Learning and Skills Council.
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Keith Wilson, the managing director at Port of Tyne, is set to retire in August at the age of 63 after nine years with the company.
Parcelnet, which is owned by The Otto Group, has integrated into its parent company’s international logistics strategy enabling it to extend its home delivery business into Europe.
Freight exchange company X4Freight is set to rebrand as FreightEx on 24 June following its growth across Europe.
Same day courier service CitySprint has appointed Chris Rodney as an area sales executive for the Gatwick/Croydon region.
GreenChem is set to increase the price of AdBlue by six pence per litre in the UK from 1st July, following a sharp rise in the cost of its key ingredient urea and exchange rate developments affecting the pound.
Frozen food transport and storage company ACS&T Logistics has appointed Steve Tomlinson as financial director.
The squeeze on normal lines of credit appears to be prompting financial directors to seek alternative ways of raising finance and to free up working capital
Truck registrations in the UK were up 23.1 per cent in May 2008, according to the latest report from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, despite the economic downturn.
TT Express is extending its use of Masternaut Three X’s web-based satellite tracking service to its entire HGV fleet following a six month trial.
