At the end of June 2015, after 18 months of planning, Agility GRMS embarked on a record breaking challenge

It could easily be the biggest storm that has hit the shipment of household goods to Europe this century. When Article 123 of EC Regulation 1186/2009 becomes effective on 1 February, 2016 everything changes.

Gabriella Dimitrova, Head of European Affairs for FEDEMAC, spoke at the Core Members meeting at IAM to describe the work of FEDEMAC and to encourage the greatest possible cooperation within the moving industry worldwide.

A remarkable convention in a remarkable city. By Steve Jordan.

On the 6th October, self storage owners, managers, investors and suppliers, made the trip to the NH Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky in Amsterdam for the annual FEDESSA European Conference & Trade Show. By Rennie Schafer, Chief Executive Officer at SSAUK and FEDESSA.

The big challenge for shippers in 2016.

FIDI has recently upgraded its FAIM quality Standard to FAIM 3.1.

The company that became AMJ Campbell began trading in 1934 from a small provincial town north of Toronto in Canada, and its main business was with a nearby military base.

By Ben Martin, CEO of specialist banking and treasury advisory service bmbal.

Richard Newbold, founder of Returnloads.net explains what connected vehicles are and what they mean for road transport.

The 16-17 September saw members of the moving industry once again flock to the world famous Silverstone race circuit for the 2015 Movers & Storers Show

Laura Nelson, Managing Director, RTITB, explains why in-cab technology is no replacement for LGV driver training and how the two should be used to complement each other.

The small village of Harleston in rural Norfolk seemed an unlikely place to find one of the East of England’s most respected removals companies. Deputy Editor David Jordan took a trip into the country to meet the boss.

The Association of Relocation Professionals (ARP) held its annual awards on 10 September at the Holiday Inn, Bloomsbury.

There was a time when the average Brit would dream of emigrating to Australia, New Zealand, Canada, South Africa or the USA. Some might contemplate the merits of a retirement in Spain, France or Portugal. But today, according to Pickfords, their horizons are expanding.

Steve Jordan takes a look at the global reach of The Mover and how readers prefer to keep up to date with the industry and its people.

Gebr. Roggendorf from Cologne became the top booker through the EUROMOVERS network in 2014. It is a company that is not only one of the founders of the network but remains totally committed to the concept both at home in Germany and internationally. It has built its reputation on a diet of hard work, commitments and a little rock ‘n’ roll.