The Transport Exchange Group (TEG) is warning that operators will face higher costs with the return of the HGV levy and the expansion of ULEZ, which could see them raise their prices. However this may be offset by the impact of the government’s anti-ULEZ stance, following the Tories narrow …
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Daily Mail owner DMGT has confirmed its potential interest in becoming the future owner of the Telegraph titles. DMGT owns DMG Media, which publishes the Mail titles. Media sources said that chairman Lord Rothermere, who de-listed DMGT from the stock market and took the £974m turnover business private last …
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PRESS RELEASE Published August 14, 2023 IMARC Group, a leading market research company, has recently released a report titled “Courier, Express and Parcel (CEP) Market: Global Industry Trends, Share, Size, Growth, Opportunity and Forecast 2023-2028.” The study provides a detailed analysis of the industry, including the global courier, express and …
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New Zealand has removed the last of its remaining Covid restrictions after more than three years of heavy-handed pandemic protocols. Chris Hipkins, the country’s prime minister, said the requirement to wear masks in hospitals and other healthcare facilities would end at midnight, as would a requirement for people who caught …
Read More »Dallas, Texas, United States, August, 2023 (Adroit Market Research) – The analysis for the 2023 Global Parcel Delivery Market focuses on essential industry information and data, as well as current and predicted market trends from 2023 to 2031. The investigation starts with market essentials including definitions, classifications, programmes, and an …
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Striking public sector workers have been made out to be the villains as they fight for a fair wage and the future of their industry. (Credit: Getty Images) New research by think tank Resolution Foundation has found the number of working days lost to striking has hit the highest level …
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Nuneaton’s new Royal Mail delivery office should be ready to open by the start of next year. It is being built on a two-acre brownfield site which was formerly part of the Stanley Brick Works in Bermuda. Once complete, at the start of 2024, it will see the town’s main …
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King Charles has vetoed any major public celebration of his forthcoming landmark 75th birthday. The new monarch has decided there have been enough big set-piece royal events of late and that his own celebrations should be ‘minimal’ and ‘family orientated’. In the last 12 months alone, the nation has marked …
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News Plus news of RMT strikes, civil service pay action and a possible Merseyside NHS strike Downloading PDF. Please wait… Monday 14 August 2023 Issue 2868 It’s time for action (Picture: Guy Smallman) Royal Mail bosses have suspended 11 postal workers on Merseyside and sacked six after a group decided …
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A NEW trial of Royal Mail drone deliveries in Orkney will inform whether a similar flights could take place in Shetland. As part of a government-funded project, daily drone mail flights are taking place from Stromness to the Orkney islands of Graemsay and Hoy. The project, in partnership with drone …
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