Fuels of the future and shipping charge points in harbours are at the centre of a major new strategy to make Britain’s shipping fleet net zero by 2050 and drive growth in coastal communities.

Graham Barnett started working with Doree Bonner in 1985; he first job being, to sweep the yard. It was a humble start to what would become a remarkable and inspiring career.

Bristol Relocation in Arizona, USA, has announced the promotion of Sarah Bollert to executive vice president of global business development & brands.

According to Peter Sand, Chief Analyst at Xeneta - the ocean and air freight intelligence platform - reciprocal tariffs announced by Donald Trump on ‘Liberation Day’ could prevent shippers from making important decisions on supply chains, but are not likely to cause an immediate spike in freight rates.

The Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) is gathering information about seven international maritime chokepoints to identify any regulations, policies, or practices that create unfavourable shipping conditions.

Project JOLT (Joint Operator Logistics Trial) launched on 26 March, 2025 in the UK. Its aim is to establish whether electric road freight transport can become commercially viable.

Atlas® World Group has been named one of Newsweek’s America’s Most Trustworthy Companies for 2025.

On 7 April London saw the opening of a new tunnel under the River Thames at Silvertown.

Steve Jordan interviews Simon Hood from John Mason International as the dust from a crazy year settles.

Laura Moxham from YBA explains how you can avoid the enquiries for small moves from your Google ads campaign.

Steve Jordan reports on a conversation he had with an AI expert that, for once, made sense.

Atlas Van Lines recently launched its 58th annual Corporate Relocation Survey, providing a comprehensive look at trends in corporate relocation policies and practices.

Steve Jordan considers whether the global mobility industry is likely to be swayed by Donald Trump’s policy on DE&I.

Koen Vangoidsenhoven, Director of the Chambre Belge des Déménageurs (CBD (Belgian Chamber of Movers)), has drawn attention to what he believes to be unfair trading practices in a letter to the Directorate-General for Infrastructure and Logistics of the European Parliament.

Speaking at a Workplace Transport Safety Day hosted by material handling training provider Mentor on 29 April, UKWA (UK Warehousing Association) CEO Clare Bottle called for warehousing operators to prioritise safety every day, insisting that no injury is inevitable and that all harm can and should be prevented.

According to the Bank of England, net mortgage borrowing by individuals in the UK increased sharply by £9.7 billion to £13.0 billion in March, following a decrease in net borrowing of £1.0 billion to £3.3 billion in February.

Asian Tigers Taiwan has announced the appointment of Tim Kutt as its branch manager.

Darren French has opened a new branch of Premier Relocation in the north-west of England.

John Mason International Movers has signed the Armed Forces Covenant, affirming its support for the military community, and has called on other members of the international moving community to do the same.

UTA Edenred, the fuel card company, has signed a distribution agreement with AOIL through which its UTA Card has become the only fuel card accepted at the all-new AOIL Service Area in Borrassá (Girona), Spain.