Transport and Logistics Network
By Rob McNeil, Deputy Director, The Migration Observatory at the University of Oxford • Updated: 07/04/2023 – 13:55
Working on UK immigration policy issues over the last decade has been something of a wild ride.
It started with the “net migration tar…
We CAN’T getaway! British holidaymakers heading for Dover face hours-long queues and motorways are gridlocked ahead of busiest four days for travel since 2019The Foreign Office has advised traveling Britons to avoid violent French protestsUK roads set …
Delays return to Port of Dover at start of Easter getaway
Ferry passengers have faced long delays at the Port of Dover days after thousands of holidaymakers were stuck there for several hours.
There were queues of “approximately 90 minutes” for passpor…
More than 200 tonnes of cocaine have been transported through the European Union’s two busiest ports by criminal gangs after they secured unique container codes from corrupt insiders, according to a new report.
European police agency Europol said that…
Doug Bannister stands atop the white cliffs of Dover surveying his domain. Below him lorries snake through Europe’s busiest ferry port as smut-belching vessels chug across the misty English Channel. “It’s a slick operation,” says Bannister, the po…
There are delays at the Port of Dover again, leaving a long tailback of lorries.
More traffic is currently heading to the port ahead of the long Easter weekend, with travellers warned to leave extra time for their journeys.
And with Dover TAP in place,…
Pentagon announced a new $2.6 billion arms package for Ukraine, including new counter-drone defense capabilities, on the very day that the Ukrainian Black Sea port came under attack by a wave of Iranian-made Shahed drones used by the Russian military.
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Authorities in Brazil, Paraguay and several countries in Europe dismantled a massive drug trafficking ring believed to be responsible for shipping 17 tonnes of cocaine from Paraguay to Europe, where the street value of the drug could have reached sever…
IPOH: A man drowned when a 10-tonne lorry he was driving fell into the sea at the Lumut Maritime Terminal near Manjung, today.
Sitiawan Fire and Rescue station chief Mohd Azizi Zakaria said they received a call regarding the incident from the port aut…
The Norwegian Port of Drammen could soon see its first liquefied biogas fuelling after recently completing its maiden LNG bunkering.
The truck-to-ship operation saw United European Car Carriers’ (UECC) LNG battery hybrid pure car and truck carrier (PCT…