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Hauliers can receive up to £120,000 in government Electric Truck Grant boost
Hauliers and fleet operators are today (6 January 2026) able to access discounts of up to £120,000 on new electric trucks.
Accelerating into 2026: What electric truck trials teach logistics professionals as we move into 2026
The logistics and transport professions are at the cusp of a fundamental shift, one that goes beyond technology and into the very heart of how supply chains deliver value.
CILT(UK) end of year message: Looking ahead in 2026
As we look forward to 2026, it's important to reflect on the last 12 months, review what we have achieved so far, and ensure we have a clear road map for the future.
New transport climate adaptation strategy published by government
The Department for Transport has published its Climate Adaptation Strategy for Transport that it says sets a vision for a well-adapted transport system that is resilient to the changing climate.
Chris Tarry shares CILT(UK) perspective on Heathrow’s third runway in Airside Online
CILT(UK) is pleased to share that our Aviation Policy Chair, Chris Tarry, has been featured in a recent article in Airside Online examining the debate around Heathrow Airport’s proposed third runway.
The DfT seeks freight sector views on major road improvement schemes
The Department for Transport, with Arup, AECOM and Oxera, is researching how major road improvements have affected the freight and logistics sector from an economic perspective.
Major updates to UK maritime legislation from January 2026
The government has confirmed a wide-ranging set of updates to UK maritime legislation, reflecting recent changes to international maritime law agreed through the International Maritime Organization.
Government invests £750,000 to inspire next generation of aviation workers
The government has announced £750,000 in funding for projects that will ensure young people from all backgrounds can learn about the wide range of skilled jobs available within the aviation sector.
EVRi to launch major recruitment drive with 2,500 new positions
Parcel delivery firm EVRi has unveiled plans to hire 2,500 workers across the country as the company experiences rapid expansion.
Lower Thames Crossing project moves forward
The government has approved plans to purchase one of the world's largest tunnelling machines for the Lower Thames Crossing, marking significant progress on the major infrastructure project.
