Transport and Logistics Network
Love em or loathe them there’s no doubt that self-serve checkouts have divided opinion. Some people see them as a more convenient option while others dislike them preferring a human touch when they go shopping.
One woman took to Mumsnet[1] to complain …
New Kensington’s city council has approved the initiation of a rezoning process for a property near the downtown area. The area in question, located at Constitution Boulevard and Seventh Street, is currently categorized as light industrial but is set t…
No one was expecting Honda to revive the Prelude for the Japan Mobility Show held in Tokyo from late October until early November. Originally believed to be fully electric, the sports coupe turned out to be a hybrid, following a clarification made by a…
The first hot electric Vauxhall is on the way, coming in the form of a souped up version of the top-selling Corsa Electric and featuring several performance upgrades, plus a much sportier look.
Due to arrive in 2024, the Vauxhall Corsa[1] GSe will be t…
As part of parent firm Stellantis’ complete overhaul of its van[1] line up, a revised Vauxhall Combo[2] has been introduced. The changes for the internal-combustion engined Combo and Combo Electric extend to an exterior redesign, while the EV also ben…
Sign Plus has appointed administrators.
Based in Dalgety Bay, the company designs, manufactures, installs and maintains signs for a range of industrial, commercial and public sector clients, including the Ministry of Defence.
The company also operates …
One of the big issues that is always raised about EVs is a lack of driving range compared to a petrol or diesel car, but are we thinking about this in the wrong way?
It’s no secret – and and a lot of noise gets made about the fact – that EVs will not g…
Welcome to another trip down Memory Lane.
Our popular nostalgia series has returned and is on sale now[1], this time we’re taking you back to the 1970s.
It was an era defined by its style and sounds, against a backdrop of political strife around the gl…
Britain’s first motorway service station[1] opened in November 1959 to much fanfare – and hesitation. As car-fever was at its peak in the UK, and after much to-ing and fro-ing from planning to completion, names such as Watford, a local village not…
Kuldeep Singh was given planning permission for 60 flats in New Road as part of what was supposed to be a major regeneration project, built around a new Beam Park railway station.
But with the station’s future in doubt and the property market having de…