London Mayor Sadiq Khan, ‘"Mike deserves huge thanks for the exceptional service he has given to London, both for the excellent job he has done as TfL Commissioner, but also for all the work he has done for the capital since starting at TfL in 1989 "
Hot off the bubble – Operation Brock for KENT roads to the ports
IOC beat Parliament Super Saturday Oct 19th to bring the Express Brexit Bubble to the Institute of Couriers website a week ahead. A dedicated top-line bubble for Brexit that’s already had a refresh and all the news you need for Express courier, final mile last mile Brexit.
Britain’s anticipated withdrawal from the EU on 31 October means that businesses across the UK need to prepare. Throughout the rest of this month, IOC will be bringing you all the expertise and information resources you need, as we help express final mile get Brexit Ready. Focusing on issues including driving licences, employment and immigration and getting ready for any changes in the tax and customs landscape. Hot off the Brexit Bubble news is Operation Brock.
IOC set to sign the DWP Race at Work Charter for the express sector.
Institute Of Couriers Carl Lomas was at HSBC Docklands E14 with DWP for an overview of the Race Disparity Audit at HSBC in docklands.
It was time to commit to the Race at Work Charter.
Will Friar Rush Couriers, Monica Pound CitySprint & Monika Haromszeki Hermes.
Mandy Freedman, former road National Courier awards winner comes back to win an office category.
GLA Gnewt & City of London CitySprint cargo bike parking
Electric zero emission fleet for Paris.
Sam Clarke, Gnwet Menzies and chair of the IOC alternative fuel vehicle group says ‘news on Voltia’s vans being snapped up by Chronopost in Europe clearly demonstrates the need for electric vans of this size for multi-drop applications. Gnewt was the first company to introduce these Nissan converted vans into the UK and they have been fantastic workhorses for us so its good to see others also recognising the potential.'
LoCITY light vehicle chair, IOC Chairman joins Sixteen thousand in TfGM Manchester heartland for last mile delivery at thirteen miles.
Carmen, Carl Lomas donned full high visibility rain top in Manchester to join sixteen thousand runners on closed roads of TfGM heartland.
A wall of runners for the Manchester Half Marathon.
Started in waves of targeted times, Lomas in purple set for a two-hour window on the streets of Manchester.
Transport for Greater Manchester sorted the multi-modal transport, tram and train for the start at Old Trafford Man United Football Ground.
The 23rd National Courier Awards, held at the IoD, Pall Mall, London SW1 is Tuesday October 15th 2019.
Sir John Hayes for the gala final mile event recognising express, last mile courier best of the best.
Clean air big on the shortlisted winners
Panel of Judges for the National Courier Awards, chaired by Adrian Smith, sat to decide the final mile best of best.
Understanding climate change opportunities for vans was top of the networking best-practice discussions as police helicopters buzzed above the roof for the TfL LoCITY light vehicle group.
Operators turned out in force for the October meeting on the multi-coloured chairs of the tenth floor of Broadway in St James.
Tubes quiet and roads closed as extinction demonstrators flooded into Parliament Sq.
Emerging second-hand EV values were high on the discussion, as were standards for electric batteries; VHS or Betamax?
Commercial Vehicle Safety: North West Challenges & Opportunities
‘Commercial Vehicle Safety: The Challenges & Opportunities’
Highways England Conference for commercial vehicle fleet operators across the North West to improve road safety and cut collisions and casualties on the region’s roads had square tables of ten in the premier suite of the horse track.
18 new roads move a step closer to completion
Parliament back in the House. DfT News on the last day of September was all good news for roads.
A first wave of funding announced which will enable 18 new road schemes to move on to the next stage of development with 18 new road schemes given the go ahead by the Department for Transport.
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