CILT has set up a database for organisations in urgent need of supply chain resources, to ensure the UK is able to respond to the coronavirus crisis.

CILT has written to the Secretary of State for Transport to urge government to examine the problems that face local public transport.

Delivering his first Budget as the new Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak announced plans for more than £600bn for infrastructure projects over five years.

The countdown is now on to enter this year’s Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport Awards for Excellence. 

CILT responds to Heathrow runway ruling.

CILT has warmly welcomed the Prime Minister’s confirmation that HS2 is to go ahead in full. 

This year, CILT is inviting representatives from all of its Corporate Members to come together on Friday 3rd April at Wyboston Lakes, Bedfordshire.

CILT has warned government that the UK will struggle to achieve its legal obligations of Net Zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, if the country’s rail system does not have sufficient...

The Institute has released further guidance about what to expect as forty-seven years of EU Membership comes to an end for the UK on Friday 31st January.

This is the Institute’s largest academic partnership and over the next three years, it is expected to lead to more than 2,700 student members joining CILT.