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The latest issue of Transport news has hit the stands with the up-to-the-minute fleet investment news from waste management company Enviro-Clean on the front cover, writes Peter Brown. Part of a £15 million splurge is […]

The Malcolm Group delivered an increase in pre-tax profit through 2023 despite a dip in turnover, writes Carol Millett, thanks to strict fiscal management. Reporting its results for the year to 31 January 2024, the […]

Scotland’s iconic McGhee’s Family Bakers has updated their fleet with a 12 new MAN TGE delivery vehicles, writes Peter Brown. Decked out in the firms’ traditional livery, the TGE vans are powered by the four […]

The collapse of H. Parkinson Haulage can be traced back to a row with a former landlord, writes Chris Tindall. The landlord claimed the firm owed more than £1.6m in repairs, according to its administrator. […]

The Port of Greenock has officially unveiled its new £25m ship-to-shore cranes, writes Carol Millett, which aim to boost productivity and speed up container operations. Owner Peel Ports Clydeport welcomed guests to the port for […]

John Templeton has sold his award-winning Superheroes truck and Scania 143 and powder tanker and revealed to Transport News he has a new project underway. Both trucks have won numerous trophies at Truckfest and the […]

Today, 10th October, is World Mental Health Day and this year’s theme is workplace mental health, writes Peter Brown. The theme highlights the importance of addressing mental health and wellbeing in the workplace, for the […]

Hauliers based in and around the southwest of Scotland that use the A75 between Stranraer and Dumfries have been able to adapt to avoid the nighttime closures. The section of road being resurfaced is between […]

For 20 years the Strategic Timber Transport Fund has helped fell community concerns in rural Scotland, boosted haulage operations and contributed to a more sustainable environment. But it is only beginning on its trek towards […]

When you start a journey, there is no telling where it might end. For three generations of the MacKenzie family that journey is still on the go. Born from a van used to deliver goods […]