Transport and Logistics Network
TVP traffic officers said they stung the tyres near Oxford[1].
The lorry driver tried to escape across a field but was caught by officers with dogs.
He was taken into custody.
TVP Roads Policing tweeted: “A bit different, we know!”
So we had a pursuit …
As fleet managers battle with ongoing vehicle supply shortages, rising costs and a pressure to electrify their vehicles, these and some of the other key industry challenges they face day-to-day were brought to light at a recent Fleet News round table….
Law and financial services remain “elitist industries”, with more than half of employers only hiring from eight top universities, according to a report.
A survey of 1,600 hiring managers from leading UK industries found 41 per cent of law firms, and a …
Oxford City Council has signed up to the Construction Logistics and Safety Standard (CLOCS) requiring developers of construction sites to plan their HGV journeys to avoid busy or high risk areas, such as around schools at home time.
The council hopes t…
Oxford City Council will sign up to the Construction Logistics and Community Safety Standard in today’s meeting.
This will require developers of large construction sites to plan the movement of their HGVs to keep them away from busy or high risk areas …
PIC: Steve Parsons / PA
Oxford City Council has signed up to a national safety standard for developers of large sites.
There’s going to be new conditions on large construction sites in Oxford, to make sure developers keep their lorries away from busy…
It’s our very own ‘highway in the sky’. And while today it might be grey, grimy and often choked with traffic, when it first opened in May 1967, the Mancunian Way[1] was praised for its ‘slender and elegant’ appearance and hailed as the future of urban…
Conservative MP for Cheltenham Alex Chalk[1] has been confirmed as the new Lord Chancellor[2] and Secretary of State for Justice after the exit of Dominic Raab today (April 21).
Raab, who announced his resignation over Twitter[3] shortly before 10am, s…
A person who was discovered on the railway lines close to Cheltenham[1] this morning (April 19) has died. British Transport Police[2] officers had been called to the scene at around 11.08am[3] after receiving reports of a “casualty on the tracks”[4].
T…
A choir director who wanted to ‘make a difference’ and give working-class people a chance has died.
David Williams worked with choirs at Holy Trinity Church in Southport[1] as well as at Southport Bach Choir, both while teaching at Merchant Taylors’ Sc…