Well done to all involved! The Exchanging Places scheme is vital is helping educate everyone on how to be safe on the road. Thanks to @LogisticsUKNews member @DayAggregates
We were delighted to attend the London Light Freight River Trial launch this morning on the Thames at Bankside Pier. Hosted by the @CrossRiverPship, which forms part of the Defra-funded Clean Air Logistics for London project.
It is London's first daily, multi-supplier river freight trial on the Thames, using the @thamesclippers Logistics vessel, and also includes return deliveries, whereby the freight is then moved onto cargo bikes for the last mile delivery.
@DHLParcelUK operate a similar type of delivery service from the same pier.
Big thanks to the Cross River Partnership for the demonstration, it shows how light freight can use the river and we encourage more of this in the future.
Visiting the @TfL centre in Acton to see demonstrations of potential #DVS progressive safe system, to be introduced in 2024. Some of the tech was supplied by @LogisticsUKNews#TM22 Gold Sponsor @BrigadePLC
Just visited Scania’s demo centre to try out their range of diesel, hybrid and fully electric vehicles on behalf of @LogisticsUKNews Many thanks for organising this! Was very educational but also a great deal of fun!
are using alternative carriers where available, but some delays are unavoidable. Logistics UK is monitoring the situation closely and will report as and when more information is available. 2/2
The suspension of all P&O Ferries services today (17 March 2022) will undoubtedly have an unavoidable impact on the UK’s highly interconnected supply chain between the UK, mainland Europe and Ireland. However, logistics businesses, which are known for their flexibility, 1/2
Excited to see my colleague, Denise, present our views on EV charging for commercial vehicles in the Midlands. It’s not just cars that need a suitable infrastructure.
After lunch, we move on to ‘Supercharging your delivery - commercial EVs and logistics’ panel with
Rebecca Jeffery @UberUK
Frances Faye @RoyalMail
Denise Beedell @LogisticsUKNEWS
James Stephens @dhlexpressuk
Chair: Chris Douglas @WSP_UK
#MCEVCon
Final preparations being made for the annual @LogisticsUKNews Welsh Lunch, sponsored by Watts Truck and Van @wattstvccouk I hope everyone has a lovely time!
@TrafficCommsGB for Wales, Victoria Davies, is currently presenting to @LogisticsUKNews members at #TM21 on the current situation for road enforcement in Wales.
All aboard the festive wine train! 🍷🎄
Alex Veitch from Logistics UK explains the novel ways suppliers will keep the presents and booze flowing this Christmas...
#KayBurley JJ
We're excited to announce the launch of Driving Ambition, a new training programme which looks to tackle the national driver shortage with a long-term solution & attract new & diverse candidates to consider careers in our industry. https://t.co/EhaspHfD9v #Recruitment#LGVDrivers
We are delighted that government has listened to our request and confirmed that the £3,000 employer incentive payment for each apprentice has been extended until 31 January 2022.
Link to announcement - https://t.co/rGnJAhX7Wa
#LeadingForLogistics
.@LogisticsUKNews members are looking to leave the UK and set up in EU countries to continue to offer their world class services of moving equipment around for the artists. The crisis is now @DCMS @CommonsDCMS with a real threat of a brain drain in this vital sector.
The Clean Air Zone is arriving June 1st 2021. If you are interested on what support is available for Businesses, sign up for one of our free webinars over the next few weeks. To book now visit the link below:
https://t.co/8iATZlaQ7h #brumbreathes
The logistics of around 85% of tours around Europe are handled by British companies. A real success story. Now fatally threatened by the new rules and these companies looking to move operations outside of the UK, with loss of tax and employment. @LogisticsUKNews
“We won’t be able to go touring, it’s just not going to happen”
Singer-songwriter Ronan Keating tells #BBCBreakfast the post-Brexit conditions for touring musicians will be devastating to the live industry.
https://t.co/4GLT4Zi6Lr
@robertwoolley@LogisticsUKNews Logistics UK members, so the companies that move the equipment e.g. instruments, lighting, etc of the tours employ by and far UK nationals, so are no longer permitted to perform multi-stop tours that could last a few months.