Advice issued by the UK government on 26 March 2020 says that it is not necessary to pull out of moving transactions as long as the guidance to stay at home and away from others at all times, including the specific measures for those who are presenting symptoms, self-isolating or shielding, are met.

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to develop across the globe, the Self Storage Association Asia (SSAA) has issued the following practical guidance to its members.

Live-chat service provider Yomdel has announced it will be cutting its charges by 25% during the coronavirus emergency.

The Freight Transport Association (FTA) says the challenges posed by the COVID-19 virus will make the effective implementation of any new legislation impossible in the short term.

The Driver & Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) has announced that due to the unfolding COVID-19 situation, cars, vans and motorcycles due for MOT from 30 March, 2020 will be given a six-month extension.

According to research published by automotive repair company Kwik Fit, UK motorists spent a total of £1.25 billion repairing pothole damage to their vehicles over the last year.

Voxme Inventory app on both iOS and Android platform allows destination agents to simply scan the origin barcodes or print their own labels based on the origin piece count, and scan these into the warehouse.

It’s easy in this modern, often over materialistic world, to overlook the really important things in life and how the seemingly mundane function of moving people and their stuff from one place to another will affect their lives forever.

Backhouse Jones Solicitors explains the finer points of new legislation that will affect every business in the UK.

The British Association of Removers (BAR) has issued advice to its UK members regarding the completion of work as the UK enters a period of lockdown owing to the Coronavirus.

Edinburgh-based family-run firm Broughton Removals is celebrating 50 years in business this year.

Guardian Moving & Storage in Edinburgh has started a guaranteed weekly household goods groupage service to and from London, and all points en route. The new service is part of the company’s ongoing business development plans.

From Monday 23 March, Transport for London (TfL) has suspended all road user charging schemes in the capital until further notice.

The Senior Traffic Commissioner in the UK has new guidance to assist the transport industry. The Statutory Document seeks to offer support through flexible working practices and a balanced approach.