Transport and Logistics Network
Early plans for the regeneration of an Essex city which include reducing private car access to the high street have been released by the local council. A masterplan and transport plan for Colchester[1] city centre by consultants We Made That and Steer …
It hasn’t been plain sailing over the last 15 years for cob shop owner Fiona Fillingham with ups and downs along the way. But 15 years is a milestone worth celebrating, especially at a time when so many small businesses are closing down.
The shop, Tast…
This banned driver reversed at speed down a pavement and hit a parked car while his five-year-old son was in the front passenger seat. CCTV played to Derby Crown Court showed Dylan French then speed off, forcing his partner, with whom he was arguing, t…
LAST week, we featured a picture of a porter at Darlington’s Bank Top station standing on top of some precious-looking Christmas parcels on December 22, 1962.
Half seen in the background was the creamy cab of an unusual-looking vehicle. What was it?
C…
Hundreds of jobs created by new multi-million pound County Durham leisure complex (Image: STUDIO ANYO, Fieldon Bridge Developments)
Hundreds of new jobs are set to come to County Durham as local officials launch a new project on a mu…
A Northamptonshire truckers’ café on the A5 has been sold to new owners. Jacks Hill Café and Truck Stop, at Watling Street, Towcester, was acquired by a private investor for an undisclosed sum in a “competitive bidding situation”.
The prominent roadsid…
A vintage Rolls Royce valued at £40,000 has been stolen from a barn.
The 1924 Landaulette, similar to the one used in the first TV series of The Darling Buds of May, was taken from a farm near Lenham and was last seen on a trailer on the M20 heading to…
A well-known Northamptonshire restaurant used by truckers and motorists has changed hands in a freehold deal.
Jacks Hill Café and Truck Stop, at Watling Street, Towcester, was acquired by a private investor for an undisclosed sum in a competitive bid…
A lost Liverpool club night loved by teens, where “chewies were banned”, was a staple part of growing up in noughties Merseyside.
Something that today’s younger generation didn’t have the chance to experience, The Frenzy was arguably a stepping stone f…
Around 200 people had a drive of a truck and the event was hailed a success by the Rotary Club which raised nearly £2,000 which will go towards the Rotary Club’s good causes.
Taylor’s Transport Driver Training School instructors were on hand to pro…