National Courier Awards 2006: Tuesday 20th June 2006

The Brewery, Chiswell Street, London EC1Y 4SD with Dr Stephen Ladyman Minister for Transport

2005 The Tenth birthday Party of The National Courier Awards.

The 2004 Winners

On the 22nd June 2004 Minister for Transport David Jamieson handed out the glass to ten winners and commended last years safety winner Driver Hire for outstanding progress.

The 2003 Winners

24th June 2003 David Jamieson MP Labour Minister for transport returned to join the top guns of the courier industry in the Nash room of the IOD Institute of Directors for a gala evening bash.

The 2002 Winners

Despatch companies from far and wide gathered for the annual National Courier Awards at the The Institute of Directors, London on June 25th.

The event was sponsored by Camelot Training, Ears Radio and Professional IT and representatives from the courier and biking industries made up the panel of judges. With over 100 companies putting forward their best workers, competition was always going to be hot and according to the panel, the standard of nominations this year was particularly high.

Dynamic, innovative and passionate about detail at the eDelivery conference. A three track system to fit in all the relevant speakers in the shortest time possible. Fashion in one, supply chain another and customer end to end delivery. #edc15

D2N2 inspirational postcode, employers coalitions and solutions for transport in the East midlands.

Transport and logistics issues for East Midlands, roads, fuel and workforce. Where will the next generation of drivers come from? Does that generation understand what logistics is? East Midlands employers discussed the issues at the D2N2 LEP event that led with a master class of speakers delivering issues of fuel, return logistics, govt policy, warehouse to wheels and apprenticeship solutions to driver training.

TNT opened a new 101-door super-depot and regional sortation hub in Swindon on Wed Oct 7th 2015.

Highways England has met with suppliers to set out plans for a £1.8 billion investment to improve roads in the Midlands.