Parcel delivery firm Evri has unveiled plans to hire 2,500 workers across the country as the company experiences rapid expansion.

The government has approved plans to purchase one of the world's largest tunnelling machines for the Lower Thames Crossing, marking significant progress on the major infrastructure project.

The Institute has been raising money this month for Save the Children having taken part in Christmas Jumper day on the 11 December and at our staff lunch.

The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport UK (CILT UK) hosted its Annual Institute Lunch at the House of Lords on 12 December, providing exclusive industry insights and valuable...

Geoff Maynard, a member of the Aviation Policy Group at the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (UK), has spent more than 25 years working across the aviation industry. His career has...

CILT(UK)’s Rail Policy Group Chair, Julian Worth FCILT, expressed his thoughts on the government’s Rail Reform Bill, which was featured in National News outlet, LBC online.

The latest BusMark Hot Topic Survey on Bus & Coach Driver Safety and Security reveals an urgent need for stronger deterrents to protect frontline staff. If you haven’t already seen our...

The Lorry Drivers’ Facilities Survey runs as a three-year programme where they visit a representative third of qualifying sites annually. Each year, lorry drivers are surveyed at service...

According to reports from the BBC the High Court has ruled the government has not acting unlawfully when approving the expansion of London Luton Airport.

The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport UK (CILT UK) is delighted to present that our first ever professional podcast episode is now live and available to stream on both Spotify...