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CILT(UK) honours outstanding talent at 32nd Annual Awards and Conference
CILT(UK) is delighted to announce the winners of its prestigious Annual Awards for Excellence 2025.
CILT(UK) react to Gatwick Airport second runway plans
Gatwick Airport has been given the green light by the Secretary of State for Transport to develop its second runway.
Collaboration in logistics: why working together works better
The concept of inter-company collaboration has been around for years.
Over 1,000 London schools achieve Gold status for reducing car use and encouraging active travel
More than 1,000 London schools have achieved the highest level of accreditation in Transport for London's programme aimed at reducing car use and increasing rates of walking and cycling to help benefit health and reduce air pollution.
Transport Made Simple acquires Go-Ahead's Go East Anglia business
Transport Made Simple, an independently owned transport provider, has announced its acquisition of Go-Ahead Group's, Go East Anglia business, aiming to expand travel opportunities for passengers across Norfolk, Suffolk, and Essex.
New railway emergency training hub opens in West Midlands
A new training centre has opened in Birmingham to help prepare transport providers and the emergency services for major incidents that may occur on our railways.
Making the case for shared charging hubs – unlocking cost-effective electrification for logistics fleets
Without a doubt, encouraging progress is being made in electrifying logistics fleets; LCVs are scaling fast, and compelling eHGV propositions are landing in what is, as we’ve coined it, the ‘Year of the Electric Truck’.
Port of Felixstowe to double autonomous truck fleet with 34 vehicles order
Additional autonomous container trucks are expected to be rolled out at Hutchison Ports Port of Felixstowe.
Electric Seaglider technology considered for Scotland's Highlands and Islands
A new transport vessel may soon serve Scotland's most remote areas, as US company Regent explores introducing its Seaglider technology to connect communities.
Belfast City Airport could become Ireland's first rail-connected airport
Belfast City Airport has revealed plans that could make it the first airport on the island of Ireland to be connected by rail, as part of a major expansion proposal unveiled today.
