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West Midlands buses to return to public control after 40 years
Bus services in the West Midlands are set to return to public control for the first time in 40 years following a decision by West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) Mayor, Richard Parke.
In today’s volatile trade environment, tariffs are more than just policy – they’re disruptions rippling across global supply chains
Tariffs disrupt the entire supply chain, forcing importers to raise prices, inevitably reducing consumer demand.
Alstom in talks to bring high-speed double-decker trains to Channel Tunnel
French train manufacturer Alstom are in talks to introduce Europe's only high-speed double-decker trains through the Channel Tunnel connecting the UK to France.
New dual-fuel vessel MV Seraphine named as CLdN and Peel Ports celebrate Liverpool dock regeneration
Luxembourg Logistics service CLdN has unveiled one of its newest vessels during a naming ceremony at the Liverpool Cruise Port yesterday, marking its longstanding partnership with Peel Ports Group to regenerate dock infrastructure.
DP World extends Carbon Inset scheme after hitting 150,000 containers
Logistics giant DP World has issued the first certificates from its Carbon Inset Programme, after more than 150,000 import containers were registered since its launch in January.
Walker Logistics announce two major business updates for 2025
Walker Logistics are proud to announce two major business updates for 2025.
EVRi to merge with DHL eCommerce to form major UK delivery firm
EVRi one of the UK’s largest parcel delivery companies, is set to merge with DHL eCommerce forming a new group that will handle over 1 billion parcels and business letters annually.
New laws introduced to boost UK green aviation fuel production
The Department for Transport (DfT) has introduced new legislation in Parliament aimed at increasing sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production in the UK.
Coca-Cola HBC extends logistics partnership with Wincanton until 2026
Coca-Cola HBC, the bottling partner of the Coca-Cola Company has extended its long-term partnership with logistics provider Wincanton until the end of 2026.
Government lowers train driver age to 18 amid looming workforce shortage
Young people across the UK will soon be able to start careers as train drivers at 18 instead of waiting until they are 20, as the government takes action to address an impending industry shortage.
