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Industry news of relevance to Fellows and Members

National Courier Awards decarbonisation award winner.

Evri orders first electric HGV and strengthens its fleet ahead of its peak period.

 

TfL Richard Sylvester, ‘Do freight drivers plan their routes?’

Inst Of Couriers, Carl Lomas said. ‘Yes, express logistics plans routes to every level, even the order of packages on the vehicle is optimised. During the Olympics our sector had great input from TfL on road works and incidents for the route network, this was very beneficial to roads movement.’

Louise O'Neil has become the new education group chair for the Institute of Couriers.

She takes over from Sue Bancroft, formerly Tuffnells.

 

First public view of the shortlistings, both corporate and individual

Holding the silver C National Courier awards.

First photo of the panel of judges who sat for the National Courier Awards.

Panel chair Simon Allan-Brookes, ‘It’s a privilege to look over the service and recognition of the best of the best in our express sector.’

Five months on from the acquisition of Vita Software, the technology specialist has officially launched its TMS software.

Hot off the press, Microlise Group, Nadeem Raza this week launched its Transport Management System (TMS) to the industry.

Rt. Hon. Seema Malhotra, MP and Shadow Minister for Skills, visited the Evri site in Heathrow, Middlesex to tour the site and hear about the firm’s continued growth and its role as a facilitator of the growth for SMEs across all regions of the UK.

Working towards Mayors Vision Zero transport for 2041.

DX final year results show another year of strong growth.

Link to full results

Inst of Couriers Chair, Lomas Completes second London to Paris.

Raising funds for Transaid, Rain storm to sunshine in five day solo cycle on a 30 year old courier bicycle.

Marking Silver Jubilee special year for Transaid, Lomas Celebrates 5 day solo challenge at Eiffel Tower

 Donate to Transaid on Carl's Just Giving

Smiths News send congratulations to their Yeovil Depot Manager, Paul Franklin on 40 years' service.