CILT(UK)’s statement regarding the concerns raised in relation to the Astley Business Park development
Please see CILT(UK)’s statement regarding the concerns raised in relation to Whistl and the Astley Business Park development.
ArrowXL Reduces Fleet Mileage in Home Delivery Operations by 13% with Descartes
Descartes Systems Group (Nasdaq:DSGX) (TSX:DSG), the global leader in uniting logistics-intensive businesses in commerce, announced that ArrowXL by JP Home, the U.K.’s largest and longest-established two-person home delivery and warehousing specialist, has reduced its fleet mileage by approximately 13% using the route planning and execution capabilities within Descartes’ fleet performance management solution suite.
CILT(UK) celebrates 200 Years of the Menai Suspension Bridge and its legacy
The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in the UK was proud to join industry leaders, government officials and local stakeholders on Saturday 8 August to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the Menai Suspension Bridge – an enduring symbol of connectivity.
Court rulings highlight need for National Airport Strategy
As the Government consults on revisions to the Airports National Policy Statement - and following the recent court decisions on the proposed expansions of Gatwick and Luton airports - CILT (UK) states that these developments highlight the importance of an up-to-date and comprehensive national policy framework for airport expansion across the UK.
Stop Time, Not Drive Time, Is Logistics’ Next Efficiency Gain
For many logistics operators, route optimisation has traditionally been viewed as a question of distance, traffic, and sequencing.
The Great Coach Comeback: Why Britain's most overlooked mode of transport is back in the fast lane
UK coach travel is undergoing a renaissance, with the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in the UK (CILT(UK)) encouraging holidaymakers to consider one of Britain's most transformed modes of transport as the summer travel season kicks off.
Fare dodging loophole leads to crackdown by major train operator
A major train operator has launched a considerable crackdown on passengers deliberately purchasing tickets for only a portion of their journey, typically the ending, a practice known as ‘short-faring’.
Major UK airport warns that they are running out of fuel
Airlines have been warned that the UK's second largest airport is facing a fuel shortage, sparking fears of severe disruption during the ongoing summer holidays.
£750,000 investment to launch aviation careers for the next generation
Thousands of young people across the UK are being encouraged to consider careers in aviation, as, on Wednesday 29 July, organisations across the country were invited to apply for a share of £750,000 through the latest round of the Reach for the Sky Challenge Fund.
Fast-track for mayors to build new trams and transport links
The Transport Secretary has revealed that mayors are now being given a fast-track route to building new tramways, roads and light rail.
