by Emma Clarkson | May 27, 2025 | tradefreight news
A delivery company became a sea of pink as it raised over £200 with a tea party in memory of Rosie May. The team at International Logistics Centre, in Farndon, hosted the event on Friday (May 9), marking what would have been Rosie May’s 32nd birthday. The...
by Taryn | Dec 1, 2021 | tradefreight news, Uncategorized
As a company we work closely with Derby University who have a ‘DE-Carbonise’ initiative, assisting businesses such as ours to reduce their carbon footprint and environmental impact, in line with this we are looking into all areas which we can do better as a business,...
by Taryn | Jul 5, 2021 | tradefreight news
Based in the heart of Newark on Trent, Think Children offers crucial support to children who need a helping hand. Founded in 1981 as the Juvenile Treatment Unit their team of committed staff and volunteers, has continued to dedicate themselves to supporting the...
by Taryn | Mar 5, 2021 | tradefreight news
The March 2021 budget was, unsurprisingly, focused on the financial aftermath of COVID19. There was, however, still plenty of interesting news for the transport sector. Here’s a quick round-up of the main points. Fuel duty was frozen (again) Given that fuel duty has...
by Taryn | Feb 12, 2021 | tradefreight news
Technically, if you are operating HGVs (over 12 tonnes) in the Greater London area, you should already be compliant with the Direct Vision scheme. In practice, there is currently no enforcement of this scheme and hence no penalty for non-compliance. This, however,...
by Taryn | Jan 22, 2021 | tradefreight news
Back in December 2020, Richard Burnett, CEO of the Road Haulage Association, predicted that Brexit would cause “significant disruption” for six to 12 months. That prediction was, however, made before the Brexit deal was signed. What difference, if any, could the trade...
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