Transport and Logistics Network
The shift towards electric vehicles (EVs) is more than a mere trend; it’s a worldwide movement gathering pace, reshaping personal and corporate transportation landscapes.
In this guide, we will explore the growth of EV fleets, the government policies p…
The improvement works include widening pavements, introducing new street lighting, enhancing landscaping, improving street furniture and wayfinding, and introducing continuous footpaths at junctions to enhance pedestrian priority.
The work will be carr…
Prospective homebuyers can secure a dream home for as little as £40,000 if they move to Carlisle – commonly known as England’s cheapest place to live.
The cathedral city, located in Cumbria, boasts breathtaking views of castles and medieval buildings s…
There is a lot of talk about rail networks in our region. There are suggestions of two rail networks linking the Caucasus and Russia to the Arabian Gulf and the Indian Ocean via Iran.
The Iranians and the Iraqis are talking about a railway which would …
In the dynamic world of freight forwarding, the interplay of robust procedures, precise logistics, and customs regulations plays a pivotal role in ensuring timely, safe, and efficient delivery. When navigating the unique landscape of the UK to Guernsey…
An overturned lorry is the source of the congestion.
As per an incident report, two lanes are closed on the M6 southbound between junction 20, Lymm, and junction 19, Knutsford.
M6 southbound between j20 and j19 Highways and Police are dealing with an R…
David Ross, EditorThu, 06 Jul 2023
A last generation Ford Escort XR3i is expected to fetch between £8000 to £10,000 when it goes to auction later this month. The unmodified and unmolested example has just 26,000 miles from new.
It will appear at the …
Ah, Harrow Bus Station, the pride and joy of Harrow Town Centre, where time seems to have stood still amidst the chaos of modernisation since the early 80s.
Nestled on College Road, just a hop, skip, and a jump away from Harrow-on-the-Hill rail and tub…
AN armed mutiny in Russia that saw mercenary troops come within 125 miles of Moscow might not seem to have a direct impact on London – but in a way it is closer than we might think.
When these Wagner Group mercenaries rebelled[1], it was because of the…
I always find a trip away from the UK is a good opportunity to compare and contrast what we have back here in England and more specifically BCP.
There is much I could say about the state of Bournemouth[1] and Poole town centres in comparison to compara…