Transport and Logistics Network
The Coca‑Cola Christmas truck is continuing its tour across the country. Since the end of November, the iconic, festive red truck has been stopping off at various different places, signifying the holidays really are coming.
It started off in Kent befor…
Only four months after joining the Palletways network, PPS Logistics (PPS) in Kilmarnock has doubled the size of its operation to meet the growing demand for logistics services in the region.
From its base at 11 Simonsburn Road, PPS offers a range of …
The wait is almost over – Stockport band Blossoms are back in Manchester for four nights at the 02 Apollo later this week. The five-piece announced their latest tour to celebrate the release of their album ‘Ribbon Around The Bomb’ in August, with stop …
easyJet has added nine new routes from nine UK airports to destinations across countries like Spain, Italy, Greece and Tunisia, it has been revealed today. The budget airline says the new routes will launch in summer 2023 – just in time for a sunshine …
A joint investment from the UK’s government and industry will support a range of innovative projects aiming to develop new clean transport technology.
The government has awarded £36.4 million in funding through the Advanced Propulsion Centre (AP…
Scotland’s first new car in over 40 years has been unveiled – and it is described by the company building it as the ‘world’s most capable electric 4X4’.
Called the MK1, it has been launched by Glasgow-based Munro Vehicles and is the first volume produc…
A lorry driver who claimed he had done a “great job” sued his employers for sacking him after he crashed into a car, wedged it on the front of his cab and shunted it along a dual carriageway for nearly a minute.
Peter Flockhart was driving a 14-tonne f…
Car manufacturing is returning to Scotland for the first time in more than 40 years, with the launch of a new electric off-road vehicle.
At an event yesterday evening, the Munro MK_1 was unveiled, following a two-year test and development programme.
Mu…
Toyota has won £11.3 million of support to develop a pick-up truck powered by hydrogen fuel cells.
The backing will support up to 250 jobs at the Derbyshire-based car giant and could one day pave the way for Toyota’s Deeside factory, in north Wales, sw…
Scottish hydrogen truck pioneer wins £15m backing (Image: HVS)
A GLASGOW company’s plans to bring forward green lorries have received multi-million-pound backing.
Hydrogen Vehicle Systems hailed a £15 million grant from the UK Government’s Adv…