An agricultural haulage boss has been branded “pig-headed” by a judge after he repeatedly ignored warnings about burning waste on his land illegally. Father and son David and Nicholas Channer,...
Bartrums Group has added another 20 fifth-generation Mercedes-Benz Actros tractor units to its fleet following an order of 11 it commissioned last year. The move by the Suffolk family-owned haulier...
Hauliers have been forced to park up their LNG-fuelled lorries after gas supplier BOC withdrew from the UK market. Robert Gilmour, transport manager at Lesmahagow-based GBT Group, said: “BOC stopped...
Meachers Global Logistics has acquired fellow Hampshire operator AFS Haulage in a move that it believes will boost its international transport services. The deal, which was finalised today (8 March)...
As first reported on motortransport.co.uk, it looks as though some 20 years of campaigning by Dick Denby of Denby Transport in Lincolnshire is about to pay off and the government...
With just over a fortnight until enforcement of the Direct Vision Standard (DVS) begins, less than 20% of HGVs are ready for the scheme, SmartWitness has warned. The telematics firm...
Getting groupage into Northern Ireland is “one of the hardest things to get right” a senior Cabinet Office official told a Parliamentary Committee this week. In a meeting of the...
A Midlands haulage company wants to build on vacant land in Walsall and park up to 40 HGVs as part of an expansion plan that will create new jobs. PMT...
Trade volumes into the Republic of Ireland (ROI) from Great Britain fell 50% in January compared to the same month last year, the Irish government revealed this week.The operational update...
Fagan & Whalley has announced a company restructure, boosting its board of directors from two to six people. The Lancashire-based logistics specialist said it had outgrown its previous structure and...
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