The Mover is backing a campaign to improve and increase the number of toilets for HGV drivers and crews in the UK.

According to reallymoving.com, 2015 was a stronger year for first time buyers across the UK, with more than two-fifths of all buyers being first timers; up to 43% from 37% in 2014.

The Halifax House Price Index shows that prices in the last three months of 2015 (October-December) were 1.6% higher than in the preceding three months (July-September).

Commercial vehicle demand reached an all-time high in 2015, according to figures released in January by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).

The Crown C-5 LPG-powered counterbalanced lift truck with hard cabin has been nominated for 2016 International Forklift of the Year Awards.

Trafimar Relocation Services in Mexico City has advised that due to absence of rain and wind, the greater Mexico City area is experiencing an abnormal situation of pollution which has forced city and state authorities to enforce extraordinary measures to combat the situation.

The briefing is open to all shippers, both FTA members and non-members, and will cover all aspects of the new rules that come into force on 1 July.

AGS Group has announced six senior appointments in Warsaw, Cambodia, Myanmar, Mayotte/Comros, Nigeria and the UK.

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Proposals for a new multi-billion pound road link across the River Thames between Essex and Kent have been announced.

In the communication age, have we lost the art of communication? Steve Jordan thinks, perhaps, we might have. Facebook does not constitute a PR campaign – whatever you might think.

The Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme (FORS), now in its eighth year, has appointed representatives from TNT, High Speed Two Limited and Highways England to its Governance and Standards Advisory Group (GSAG).

The records management voice is still not being heard loudly enough in the boardroom but in 2016 things are about to change and, according to Mike Dunleavy of Crown Records Management, there has never been a better time for UK businesses to act.