Fuel retailers in remote areas of the UK are being asked to let the government know how much they charge for petrol and diesel as it prepares to seek permission from the European Commission to extend the island fuel rebate scheme.

The Severn Bridges have already been paid for and to ask road users to finance additional infrastructure projects is fundamentally unfair, said the Freight Transport Association in response to the news that construction of a £1 billion M4 relief road in South Wales could be paid for by the Severn Bridge tolls.

A team from Crown Worldwide Group, the ‘Kili Crowners’, has successfully climbed Mount Kilimanjaro in a fundraising effort to benefit CHOC Childhood Cancer Foundation South Africa. Kilimanjaro towers above the African plains in Tanzania and is the highest freestanding mountain on earth with an altitude of 5,895m.

Following the announcement of the Department for Transport’s proposal to implement a toll on a stretch of the planned new A14, the Huntingdon southern bypass, the Road Haulage Association is launching a sticker campaign against the plan.

Tarik Diab is the Managing Director of Jordanian Coast Cargo Services. In a recent interview for The Mover he told of his journey and how his company became one of Jordan’s industry leaders. Here’s his story.

Bizarre questions asked by buyers when viewing properties

According to the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development, the annual cost of sickness absence has climbed to almost £29 billion for UK organisations, according to new figures from PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC).

If you haven’t seen Windows 8™ yet you are in for a shock. It doesn’t look anything like anything you’ve seen before and, if you were barmy enough to change your entire system to this latest Windows™ product, you’d probably be up the proverbial creek without a paddle in sight. The problem is, all new machines have this strange imposter as the only option, so you’d better get the hang of it pretty sharpish.

The number of new home sales completed using part exchange has risen 11% when compared to the same period last year, according to data from Move with Us, the largest outsourced part exchange provider in the UK.

The UK government is pressing for EU law to create a Europe-wide legal position on nicotine-containing products (NCPs) through the revision of the Tobacco Products Directive. The European Commission has said it expects the new legislation to be adopted in 2014 and to come into effect in the UK from 2016.

PPS Crate Hire will exhibit at the UK’s biggest removals and storage event to be held at the iconic Silverstone Circuit, home of the British Grand Prix in October.

The independent Low Pay Commission’s (LPC) recommendations for this year’s adult and youth National Minimum Wage (NMW) rates come into effect in October.

From 1 October, 2013 changes will be introduced to the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations (RIDDOR) that will simplify the mandatory reporting of workplace injuries for businesses, while ensuring that the data collected gives an accurate and useful picture of workplace incidents.

Harrow Green has recently won the commercial moving contract for the London Probation Trust.

Measures to help improve corporate transparency and strengthen director disqualification laws have been outlined with the publication of a discussion paper by the Business Secretary Vince Cable.

Robert Gordon University’s ‘Masterplan’ is a £120 million campus development project at its Garthdee campus which will provide all students and staff with state-of-the-art teaching and learning facilities.

When it comes to moving valuable pianos there are few companies better equipped to handle the job than piano specialist G&R Removals.

I met father and son team Anthony and Adam Keil from ATK Removals in Hereford, 22 miles away from their base in the picturesque town of Hay-on-Wye, which straddles the border between England and Wales in the Black Mountains. By David Jordan

Raymond Dobbe from World Moving & Storage in New Zealand, recently spotted an interesting problem with his workforce and developed an equally innovative solution.

Try to describe India. What could you not say? What could you say that wouldn’t be right or wrong? No matter what, it is impossible not to be astonished by the place.