CILT(UK) launches Member Roadshow with first regional event in East Midlands
CILT(UK) is proud to share the launch of our Shaping the Future Together: Chair & CEO Member Roadshow - bringing our leadership team directly to members to hear their views, discuss priorities and help shape the Institute’s future.
UK transport resilience strategy for the next decade revealed
The transport resilience strategy sets out the government’s approach to strengthening the resilience of the UK transport system over the next 5 to 10 years.
£30 million pledge described as an “insult” to the people of Wales
The Welsh Government has only received 3% of what they have requested from the Budget towards improving their railway.
Seasonal hiring down 43% as logistics roles top Christmas job list
The UK’s seasonal jobs market remains conservative, with seasonal job postings 43% below their 2018 level, according to new data from hiring platform Indeed.
Heathrow expansion could reroute major roads including the M25
Heathrow Airport has updated its expansion plans to build a third runway and increase the number of flights to more than 750,000 a year – but major travel routes are at risk of being rerouted.
What impact will the Autumn budget have on transport in London?
As a result of last week’s Budget announcement, major transport projects may begin across London, in what has been described as “the most radical act of decentralisation in a generation” by Chancellor John Healey.
Helen Hardy, CEO of CILT(UK), will attend Women in Transport's 'Leaders Shaping the Future of Transport' event
Our CEO, Helen Hardy, is speaking at a Women in Transport panel on Wednesday 2 December.
Autumn Budget 2026: What it means for transport and logistics
The Chancellor’s Autumn Budget offers some welcome support for transport and logistics, particularly through the extension of the 5p fuel duty cut and plans to reduce electricity costs for eligible businesses.
Budget Offers Hope for Transport and Logistics but Falls Short
Transport and logistics experts are urging the Government to build on positive steps following the Chancellor’s Autumn Budget by addressing the cost pressures facing operators and accelerating investment in cleaner transport and infrastructure – all to help create more resilient supply chains.
Electric HGV uptake stalled by costs and grid delays
High grid connection costs, electricity prices and financing risks are limiting the uptake of electric heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) among UK freight operators, according to a new report published by the Aldersgate Group and the Renewable Energy Association (REA).
