The best in class came together at the Royal Lancaster Hotel last night to celebrate outstanding achievements in logistics and transport.

The provision of free, accurate and real-time open data by TfL is helping London's economy by up to £130 million a year, new research reveals.

CILT is deeply saddened to learn of the death of Ian Chisholm, Chief Executive, SOE.

Professor Richard Wilding OBE, Cranfield School of Management, has won the Logistics100 award at the annual Logistics Awards.

The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport welcomes the ambitious approach of the Draft Mayor’s Transport Strategy and wholeheartedly agrees with its high level principles.

HRH The Princess Royal addressed more than 100 of the leading minds from the supply chain sector at an event held at Aston University. 

The Online Professional Development Pathway brings CILT’s courses, qualifications and accredited universities to you at the click of a button and the flash of a screen.

Become a certified humanitarian logistics professional by enrolling on CILT’s Humanitarian Logistics Certification Programme.

It does not really matter whether you voted for Brexit or not: it is here now, it is happening and we must work together to ensure the future success of our profession.

Following publication of the Government’s Air Quality Plan, CILT believes that government could do better than the 'weak and timid' plans, particularly given the urgency and the health risks.