| Freight Logistics | Northern Ireland Protocol needs work: Logistics UK meets with UK-EU governments
17:00 Wed 24th Feb 2021 | Posted By UKHAULIER
After issues have occurred moving goods between G…
The Direct Vision Standard (DVS) and safety permit for heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) requires operators of lorries over 12 tonnes gross vehicle weight to apply and obtain a permit to enter or operate in Greater London, or they may receive a £550 Penalty …
The mass exodus of students from the centre of Preston during the Coronavirus pandemic lockdown has left vintage clothes sellers Matthew Taylor and Lisa Pickles with a pile of stock and no customers to sell to.
Matthew reckons some 80 per cent of c…
Sales of internal combustion engine (ICE) petrol and diesel cars could be curtailed ahead of the Government’s planned 2030 ban, when it publishes the finer details of its strategy in the spring.
Since announcing it would end the sale of new petrol and …
A truck driver who was fined €1,500 for careless driving that caused the death of a three-year-old girl should have been given a custodial sentence, the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has told the Court of Appeal.Appealing the sentence as unduly…
A truck driver who was fined €1,500 for careless driving that caused the death of three-year-old girl should have been given a custodial sentence, the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has told the Court of Appeal.
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A haulier has said the business has returned to the “Dark Ages” as a result of new complexities following Brexit and the Northern Ireland Protocol.
he arrangement has introduced new checks and paperwork on goods coming into here from Great Britain.
Del…
After photos emerged showing empty shelves the chief executives of Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Asda, Iceland, Co-Op and Marks & Spencer wrote to the government saying there would be “significant disruption” unless urgent action was taken to fix an “unworka…
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By Alex Whiteman, Brexit reporter
07/01/2021
Business leaders are calling for greater guidance and communication from the UK government to keep goods moving following implementation of the Northern Ireland Protocol.
Supply chains to Nor…
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CSE and A Level exams have been cancelled this summer, the Government has confirmed.
Exams regulator Ofqual and the Department for Education (DfE) will work together to consider how to grade pupils in a way that reflects their hard work, the depart…
The first truck to arrive in Ireland from Wales under new post-Brexit arrangements is checked at a customs post at Dublin Port
Businesses that fail to adhere to new post-Brexit customs rules will be penalised by Revenue, it has been warned.
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It was a year like no other. A raging global pandemic. An unprecedented economic shutdown. Truckers feted as frontline heroes.And yet the Canadian trucking industry soldiered on through it all. Your trusty Today’s Trucking scribes hunkered down at home…
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Large retailers could cut back on shipping to Ireland if checks created by Brexit cause delays, hauliers have warned.
Martin Reid, the Road Haulage Association’s (RHA) director for Scotland and Northern Ireland, said it is “craz…
EVER since film crews arrived in the county, there has been eager anticipation surrounding the filming of new ITV Drama, Grace.So, what can viewers expect from the TV adaptation of Peter James’ Roy Grace novels?
Filming on the series is now complete, s…
FILMING for the first series of an ITV crime drama is almost done.Crews have been spotted at locations all over Sussex since mid September, when production began on the TV adaptation of Peter James’ Roy Grace novels.
Grace, which is base…