02 Feb
Compliance, Distribution, Drivers, eCommerce, Employees, Europe, Freight, Future, Haulage, Insights, International, Logistics, News, Transport, Transport Manager Resources, Warehousing

UK Haulage Faces Intensifying Operational Pressures in 2026

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UK haulage operators are entering 2026 under sustained operational pressure, as driver shortages, rising costs, and volatile market conditions continue to test the sector’s resilience. Despite stabilisation in some areas since the immediate post-pandemic period, many hauliers report that underlying structural challenges remain unresolved, and in some cases are worsening.
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09 Oct
Employees, Press Release

Bis Henderson Recruitment marks 40 years with a bold new era

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Bis Henderson Recruitment marks a major milestone in 2025, celebrating 40-years of delivering industry-leading recruitment solutions to businesses across the logistics, supply chain, and procurement sectors – redefining and resourcing the talent that shapes the logistics world. This anniversary recognises not just longevity, but the consistency of a business that has grown alongside the industry it serves.
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08 Apr
Employees, Press Release

Applied Driving looks to build on channel success in the fleet sector with new partnership appointment

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Applied Driving, the leading provider of driver safety and performance management solutions, has expanded its partnerships team to take advantage of channel opportunities within the fleet marketplace. Jacob Lewis-Leeson has joined the company as Partnerships Executive to support new and existing partners, which form an important part of its growth strategy moving forward.
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29 Jan
Distribution, Employees, Insights, Warehousing

No more cheap labour – it’s time to pack smarter

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If distribution and fulfilment operations ever did benefit from ‘cheap’ labour, a series of recent Government announcements has ensured that era is well and truly over. Controlling labour costs through automation is no longer optional – it’s a question of business survival. By Jo Bradley, Business Development Manager at Sparck Technologies.
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