The supply chain between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK is a “boat breakdown” away from collapse as a result of the post-Brexit regulatory border in the Irish Sea, the UK’s Road Haulage Association (RHA) has warned the British government.
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By Reuters Staff3 Min ReadFILE PHOTO: A lorry passes a Brexit themed poster on the road close to the border between Northern Ireland and Ireland near Newry, Northern Ireland, December 31, 2020. REUTERS/Phil NobleDUBLIN (Reuters) – The supply chain bet…
England’s schools will remain closed until after the February half-term, except for children of key workers and the vulnerable.
However, early years settings such as nurseries and childminding services will continue operating.
During the …
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uidance from the Government about how to safely celebrate Christmas across the UK is expected to be strengthened, it has been reported.
Cabinet Office Minister Michael Gove held talks with leaders of the four devolved nations on Tuesday night about…
One quarter of Britons found the second national lockdown harder to follow the rules – but 82 per cent still followed themSome 26 per cent admitted to struggling in a survey by King’s College LondonBut a ‘remarkable resilience’ was also revealed with m…
A transport boss has called the government’s handling of Brexit border proceedings a “complete shambles”.
The chief executive of the Road Haulage Association (RHA) Richard Burnett said the software needed to facilitate the transport of goods to an…
Government secrecy over its new border operating system is hindering the country’s Brexit preparations, according to haulage industry bosses who labelled the process a “complete shambles”.
In a letter seen exclusively by Sky News, the Road Haulage Asso…
The U.K. government is intensifying talks with industry as it seeks to avert Brexit disruption at year-end, with companies facing upheaval even if Britain and the EU sign a trade deal.
Ministers will hold weekly meetings with the country’s five biggest…
The UK’s haulage and logistics groups have lambasted the government for failing to produce a handbook to help truck drivers prepare for new border controls that will come into force from January 1.
With less than 35 working days until a new EU-UK trade…
The UK’s haulage and logistics groups have lambasted the government for failing to produce a handbook to help truck drivers prepare for new border controls that will come into force from January 1.
With less than 35 working days until a new EU-UK trade…
English lockdown may last beyond 2 Dec, says Gove
Stricter rules to start on Thursday will need to bring the R rate “below 1”, the cabinet minister says.
View photosThe lorry park being built between the villages of Sevington and Mersham, near the M20 motorway near Ashford in Kent. (Getty)MoreA tongue-in-cheek online petition has called for a new lorry park being built near Dover to be named after Nigel…
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By Local Democracy Reporter Ciaran Duggan
Lorry drivers could be slapped with fines of up to £300 when journeying to Europe and back unless they have a Kent travel pass after Brexit.
The tough enforcement measure has been lai…
Peel Ports, the major UK port and terminals operator, has said its Port of Liverpool facility is ideally placed to contribute to the “Team UK Approach” needed to overcome major Brexit delays at Dover, following a stark warning from cabinet minister Mic…
