Staff from Bespoke Bodies of Warrington have taken part in Born Survivor, a 10km, military-style obstacle course that tests endurance, courage, fitness – and sense of fun at the same time.

Peter Weltenius has been out of the moving scene for a short while, but now he’s back and looking to work with a mobility organisation, preferably in a client relationship role

The Fork Lift Truck Association (FLTA) has created an online UK database where thefts of trucks can be reported.

The Global Shippers’ Forum (GSF) and Cargo iQ have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) agreeing to work co-operatively to support the implementation of Cargo iQ’s Quality Management System (QMS) and to promote the sustainability of the air cargo supply chain.

Burke Bros Moving Group fought off competition from around the world to achieve a global award for a sustained commitment to environmental responsibility and ecological awareness.

Bishop's Move has won the award for ‘Supplier of Excellence’ at the recent Lexicon World of Quality supplier awards in Washington DC, USA.

Acas (Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service) - along with many other organisations - has commented on the link between the economic climate and the nation's mental wellbeing.

Banbury-based Jamie Briggs Removals & Storage has successfully completed prestigious contracts with three major Banbury firms.

Volvo has reintroduced LifePaint, a reflective spray designed to increase the visibility and safety of cyclists and other road users in the dark.

Customers in the Midlands are meticulous about planning their moves in advance while those in Wales and the South West are happy to leave everything to the last minute, according to new research commissioned in the UK by Royal Mail Redirection.

Weir & Carmichael, the company behind Britwrap mattress covers, has announced the launch of its new website for both UK and international markets.

PPS, the crate hire company, has been recognised for its hard work and commitment in helping to make a difference in reducing waste by being asked to take part in London’s Circular Living Exhibition last September.

The port strike in Santos, Brazil, has intensified this week with the introduction of ‘Red Light Week’ until 16 December. During this period, import cargoes will be retained in the terminals and the export shipments will undergo physical and documentary inspections.