Train operators have been offered the opportunity to gain discounts on their track access charges by Network Rail to encourage new freight…
Industry calls for ‘next generation’ infrastructure plan to decarbonise Britain’s truck fleet
Government should reform its dated Plug-in Truck Grant to reflect the progress made by the sector in developing new zero emission…
GB Railfreight launches East Coast intermodal service
Britain’s East Coast main line is best known for its express passenger services, but it’s also a critical freight corridor…
IFS wish King Charles III a happy Coronation
We also wish a happy bank holiday to all our customers and their family and friends. Enjoy the weekend’s celebrations everyone!
What affect will the strike at the UK’s biggest container port, Felixstowe, have on UK trade?
More than 1,900 shipyard workers begin an 8-day strike at Britain’s largest container port, Felixstowe…
Spirit of Britain ferry inspection under way as Dover plans for Easter exodus
UK Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) inspectors have begun checks on the P&O Ferries-operated Dover-Calais ship Spirit of Britain…
Ground-breaking deal to establish two new Green Freeports in Scotland
The UK Government has committed funding up to £52 million to support the new Green FreeportsA landmark deal has been agreed between the UK…
The prime minister officially opens the uk’s newest port, Tilbury2
Prime Minister given tour of the country’s largest freight ferry terminal, the site of what will become Britain’s biggest construction processing terminal…
London Gateway is New Port of Call for International Shipping Services connecting with UK
DP WORLD today announces that London Gateway, Britain’s fastest growing container terminal, is now the UK port of call for two new major international shipping services, connecting the economies of Western Europe with the Eastern Mediterranean, North Africa and...
The Forwarding Sector – Remaining strong in changing times
The threat of digitalisation is no threat at all says the Director General of the British International Freight Association (BIFA), Robert Keen.