Delegates from around the world travelled to attend the IMC meeting in Bangkok.

Initiative to help collect donations for Pilgrims Hospices.

Bob Duross passed away at the age of 75 on Monday, May 28, 2012 in Jacksonville, FL.

A two-year project to show the practicality of Bio-DME as a vehicle fuel has shown that the gas has the potential to reduce CO2 emissions by 95%.

Anglo Pacific marks its 35 year anniversary with a money-back guarantee for all its trade customers.

Two directors of Landmark Haulage Ltd have been disqualified.

Gliderol was a finalist in the North East Business Awards.

East Riding of Yorkshire graphic designers, Colin Wilson and Graham Jenkinson, spent five long years restoring a two hundred year old ‘Priest’s House’ in the mediaeval village of Sos del Rey Católico in northern Aragón.

Crate rental company Pluscrates has been appointed sole supplier of crate rental services to long established business relocation specialist Johnson Business Moves (JBM).

After three years with Pound Gates Rob Thacker has been appointed as a Director.

There can’t be anyone in the UK that hasn’t had enough of high fuel prices. At every turn, it seems, we are faced with yet another world event that puts the prices at the pumps up again: war in Libya, rumblings in Iran, gas leaks in the North Sea and now, as I write, the tanker drivers threatening to strike over nebulous ‘health and safety’ issues that concern Unite but leave the HSE unruffled. Whether, by the time this issue of The Mover goes to press, we’ll all be commuting by bike, it’s too early to tell. By Steve Jordan.

Make sure you don’t get caught out when employing foreign workers.

After months of trying to track down Aussie Man and Van, Steve Jordan finally succeeded – but got more than he expected.

It seems that moving companies are abandoning the old fashioned paper pad and biro in droves in favour of more digitally efficient means of collecting information. But are they all they are cracked up to be?

If confidence is the key to a strong global economy, the debt crisis in the Eurozone has imposed a deep sense of self-doubt in markets throughout the world. By Dominic Tidey.

The inherent dangers of sleep deprivation among drivers was highlighted in my article in The Mover (April 2011) and now, according to reports appearing in mainstream publications and online, there is a move by the US authorities to get much tougher with those who either do not seek treatment for the condition or find that treatment is ineffective. By Bob Bluffield.

On 15 December, 2011, the European Parliament adopted its own EU Transport Policy White Paper, with a large majority.

Most moving men dream of running their own company. But for Matt De-Machen, owner of Matthew James Removals in Erith, running the company is not what he craves: it’s driving the truck. So, after years of partially driving a desk, he’s now permanently back in the driving seat full time: and what a seat!

Stephen Gray, Managing Director, Anglo Pacific.

Lorries will not be included in the scheme between the Western Isles, Coll and Tiree.