Crown Records Management has strengthened its leadership in digital information management with the appointment of Mike Dunleavy to the position of Head of Professional Service Delivery for the UK and Ireland.

Michael Dalaimo has been appointed National Field Sales Manager for PHS Teacrate.

Skills for Logistics (SfL) has launched a Traineeship pilot scheme which will play a vital role in filling the UK’s logistics sector’s skills gap by helping young people who are focussed on getting an apprenticeship or a sustainable job but do not have the skills or experience to compete successfully for vacancies.

Get your team together and come out to test your footy skills while supporting Marie Curie Cancer Care at Interdean's annual 5-a-side tournament.

Arizona-based Mover Technologies LLC has designed a new software program that it claims will “make waves among the industry's old guard, while astonishing the bright-eyed newcomers to the moving business".

Transport for London has published information on travel disruption as a result of the Tour De France’s London leg on Monday, 7 July.

Keith Mason joined Williams Moving & Storage (B.C.) Ltd. in Kelowna on Thursday, 15 May as a Relocation Consultant.

Tenniswood Removals and Storage recently joined the Alliance of Independent Movers (AIM), the UK's newest trade association.

A 53 year-old-model of a Møbeltransport Danmark moving truck was recently prominently featured on Danish television channel DR1.

As details emerge about a software flaw that allows attackers to steal information, including cryptographic keys, from servers, KPMG’s Stephen Bonner argues that panicking consumers into changing their passwords is not necessarily the right response.

Dr Ross Moloney’s tenure as CEO has been confirmed by the Skills for Logistics (SfL) Board. Having initially been appointed in the provisional role of acting CEO in September 2013, Dr Moloney immediately created the ‘Attract, Develop, Support’ motif. This concisely encapsulates the role of Skills for Logistics in addressing the key challenges facing a logistics sector that needs more recruits and to provide better training and greater skills.

In The Mover (April 2014, Page 6) Niall Mackay offered a prize of a bottle of wine to anyone who could identify the make and model of a rather sweet little car that was languishing in his warehouse.

John Mason International is celebrating 130 years in business this year.

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has challenged ‘old fashioned’ workplace attitudes to caring for children.

From 6 April Pre-Claim Conciliation (PCC) became Early Conciliation and anyone thinking of making an Employment Tribunal claim needs to notify Acas first. Acas will then try and resolve the dispute quickly without the need for legal action.

Giovaruscio Moving, one of the leading trade movers in Europe has made the big step and opened an office in the US. “Given the current situation in Europe, it was time to explore new markets and possibilities,” said Giuseppe Giovaruscio, the company’s owner.

In October 2012 Flame Recruit Ltd’s General Manager Steve Maples' son Daniel was born 6 weeks premature with a rare skin condition called Ichthyosis.

The Chinese Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) has announced that they have not approved the P3 Network (P3).

Despite positive news on the UK economy, the continuing culture of late payment remains a concern for many small businesses according to the latest research from the Forum of Private Business.

On 14 September, Gemma Beattie, daughter of Robert Beattie from Lomond Removals in Glasgow is entering her first ever Ironman event: Ironman Wales, in Pembrokeshire.