Maritime Transport green efforts recognised

Maritime Transport won the Sustainability and Environmental Excellence Award at the Rail Freight Group (RFG) Awards 2026 on 10 September. It recognised delivery of one of the UK’s most ambitious ... [+]

Thames Freeport sets out 20-year plan

Thames Freeport published its Growth Plan on 10 September, a 20-year delivery framework to unlock economic growth, investment and jobs across the Freeport area in Essex and the London boroughs ... [+]

Ashford Truckstop is a shining star amidst the gloom

Ashford International Truckstop was crowned overall winner of Logistics UK’s Best Truck Stop of the Year 2026 campaign on 7 September. The initiative, launched in March, is part of Logistics UK’s ... [+]

Help from a hero

Dublin Port’s Edel Currie gives local children Kai Alwright, 10, and Freya Ashe, 10, a lift down the Liffey to mark the launch of Dublin Port’s inaugural Community Hero Award, ... [+]

Rhenus delivers wind energy to the Balkans

Rhenus has completed a major project logistics operation for TomKup renewable energy investor which is developing the VP Baljci wind farm in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Between November 2025 and January ... [+]

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