Transport and Logistics Network
A taste revolution
With nights out and working from the office becoming the norm again, the popularity of street food has been reignited.
Already on the rise before the pandemic hit, food trucks, modified horse boxes, independent shops and cafes…
A steel reinforcing company’s “blatant disregard” for health and safety regulations, which played a part in two workers suffering serious finger injuries, has cost it almost £500,000 in fines and costs.Serious failings were found with two machines and …
Rushlift, the specialist materials handling and airport ground support equipment and service provider, has proved that it’s a “great company to work for”, say staff, with a list of fourteen employees celebrating long-service achievement awards in 2022 …
The A1(M) has finally re-opened after a lorry caught fire in the early hours of Friday morning in County Durham.
Dramatic images captured at the scene show the size of the flames which engulfed the HGV. The fire started around 1.30am between J58 and J5…
Visitors looking to enjoy the Weardale Area of Outstanding Beauty will have a new option from the end of this month when a popular heritage railway line reopens.
The first passengers will be welcomed back onto the Weardale Railway from May 28 with trai…
A County Durham dangerous driver took off from police and led them on a chase as sparks flew from his car exhaust that was hanging off.
Robert Woodcock hit speeds of up to 70mph in 40mph areas and drove down narrow country lanes with his headlights off…
A MOTORIST has been taken to hospital after a car collided with a truck.Emergency services were called to a crash on the A690 on the outskirts of Durham earlier today.
It is understood the incident happened at around noon on Wednesday on the westbound …
Many of Britain’s largest agricultural machinery dealers are swelling in size – both in turnover and territory.
This trend is underlined by Agco’s Route66 strategy, John Deere’s “dealer of the future” vision and a willingness of many dea…
As part of a Newsquest-wide campaign to support the Ukraine appeal, The Northern Echo is looking back at some of the heroic efforts from people here, right across the North East.Since the first Russian troops on the ground 21 days ago, at least 15,000 …
NORTH East police officers have welcomed the conviction of an “evil and twisted” offender who kept a man as a slave in a metal shed with no toilet or wash facilities.James McCann kept a Hungarian national, who spoke very limited English, in disgraceful…