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Industry news of relevance to Fellows and Members

Diesel over two pounds at the pumps.

Inst of Couriers Carl Lomas at the Fuel Livery Ezra lecture - ‘shock without re-set’

Claudio Galimberti, Partner & Chief Economist of Rystad Energy.

‘Energy at the Edge: Security, Scarcity and the New World Order’

‘Oil prices have experienced periods of extreme volatility.’

‘The global energy system today is at a pivotal moment.’

China road transport is seeing a strong shift to electric trucks as diesel prices rise.

Russia’s refining output has plummeted.

 

Addison Lee Partnership with St John Ambulance.

Transport Drivers' knowledge in CPR.

DPD backs Northampton Saints on and off the pitch.

 

DPD Ireland Phil Coulter crowned Delivery Excellence Challenge winner.

From 32 finalists and 24 Business Units.

 

The Welsh Government has announced plans to merge its two trunk road agencies along with Traffic Wales under one unified brand called Highways Wales, serving the whole of the devolved nation.

 

Final mile for first starts of express logistics sector degree.

Landmark success for Degree Apprenticeship next generation.

Celebrating the first-ever graduands of Express Logistics 2026.

Univ West London Vice Chancellor, Prof Peter John CBE,

‘It was a day to remember.’

Chris Stockton, Ryan Williams Robert Ridgewell – with SVP Patrick Super and Jim Hawkins with UWL apprentice director Janet Rowson.

 

Justin Pegg celebrating long service teams at DPD

100 people over 25 years service. 2 people delivered 45 years each.

 

Delivering to the door.

From tyre number one to tyre one million, it’s been a fantastic partnership and quite a journey to get here.

That’s a lot of tyres...

 

Royal Mail Everywoman event fireside chat with Emma Kolahi.

 

Lomas speaks Danger at door in Express Logistics.

A sector reluctant to change and rich in trackable repeat.

First cell Motorola Dynatec 8000X to iPhone 18 delivered to door.

2025 – 65 billion deliveries to door.

The heartbeat graph – a sector rich in repeat – 75 year barcodes.