CILT(UK) members gather in Wrexham to explore commercial vehicle decarbonisation
Transport and logistics professionals from across Wales and beyond met in Wrexham last week for a focused session on commercial vehicle decarbonisation, delivered in partnership with Zemo and the Welsh Government.
CILT(UK) response to the Chancellor’s budget – Message from Anna-jane Hunter, CILT(UK) Chair
Following the Chancellor’s Budget announcement, CILT(UK) has been assessing the implications for the transport, logistics and supply chain sector.
CILT(UK) warns EV road tax falls short without a real long-term strategy
CILT(UK) has welcomed the Government’s recognition that the UK must modernise how it funds its transport system, but warns that the proposed 3p-per-mile road tax for electric vehicles (EVs) must form part of a coherent, long-term national strategy – not a standalone measure.
Members urged to share career stories for Generation Logistics campaign
The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in the UK (CILT(UK)) is calling on members to help shape the future perception of the logistics profession by submitting your career stories as part of the Generation Logistics campaign.
Consultation opens on Oxford Street pedestrianisation scheme
The Mayor of London and Transport for London have launched an eight-week consultation on detailed plans to pedestrianise a major section of Oxford Street, following earlier public support for the concept.
CILT(UK) acknowledges Heathrow announcement, and calls for robust analysis
The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in the UK acknowledges the renewed momentum around Heathrow’s future – but is clear that any expansion must be grounded in robust, up-to-date evidence and developed through a transparent, inclusive process.
Rail fares to be frozen for first time in 30 years
The government has announced a freeze on regulated rail fares for the first time since the mid-1990s, with the measure set to be confirmed in next week's Budget.
Heathrow expansion plans move forward with 2035 target
The government has confirmed that Heathrow Airport Limited's proposal will form the basis for expanding Britain's busiest airport with a third runway, aiming for operations to begin by 2035.
East West Rail announces major expansion between Oxford and Cambridge
The East West Railway Company has confirmed the next phase of its multibillion-pound project connecting Oxford and Cambridge, with plans to increase train frequency and build several new stations.
West Midlands bus services secured through extended subsidy
According to reports by the BBC, a subsidy aimed at securing the future of a regional bus network and preventing service cuts has been approved.
