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Accelerated tech adoption in logistics
In today’s evolving and dynamic logistics landscape, the question for businesses is no longer if they should adopt new technologies but rather how quickly and effectively they can implement the right technology solutions. We are witnessing an unprecedented acceleration in technology adoption across the sector, driven by changing customer expectations for speed, varied services and low costs, set against a challenging economic backdrop.
Railways Bill leaves 30% of passenger trains and freight in “limbo” – experts call for clear pledges
The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (UK) (CILT(UK)) has welcomed the Government’s Railways Bill but warns that around 30% of Britain’s rail services – private sector passenger, devolved passenger and freight operations – risk being left without clear protections or long-term certainty unless the legislation is strengthened.
CILT(UK) publishes guide to help transport sector respond with care after tragedy
Traumatic incidents including fatal collisions, serious workplace accidents and suicides are at times an unfortunate reality across transport and logistics. The emotional impact often extends far beyond the initial event, affecting drivers, warehouse colleagues, managers, witnesses and families.
CILT(UK) joins historic celebration marking 200 years of the Menai Suspension Bridge
The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport UK (CILT UK) was delighted to attend the 200th anniversary of the opening of the Menai Suspension Bridge that links mainland Wales with the Isle of Anglesey at an event lead by the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE).
Liverpool City Region saves 1,234 tonnes of CO2 with traffic light upgrade
An £8.3 million investment to upgrade traffic signals across the Liverpool City Region has delivered significant carbon savings and annual cost reductions of £684,000.
GXO to create 150 Jobs with new Luton Airport logistics centre
GXO Logistics will establish London Luton Airport's first consolidation centre, creating 150 employment opportunities as part of an £11.5 million refurbishment programme.
Officers to travel on Reading Buses Network as part of new safety campaign for passengers
Reading Buses has announced a team up with Thames Valley Police and the It Does Matter campaign, that will see officers travelling on its bus network to ensure safety and to prevent sexual offences in Reading.
TfL unveils ambitious plans for London's transport future
Transport for London (TfL) has announced its new draft Business Plan and ambitions for the future of London’s transport network.
Helen Hardy appointed as Chief Executive Officer of CILT (UK)
The Board of The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (UK) has confirmed the appointment of Helen Hardy as Chief Executive Officer, following a successful seven-month period as Interim CEO.
DWP research: Exploring entry-level roles and progression opportunities in the logistics sector
IFF Research, on behalf of the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) are conducting research into what entry-level job roles may be suitable for individuals currently in roles with no/limited progression opportunities and those on Universal Credit (UC), and what the career progression pathways look like for these roles, within the logistics sector.
