Leeds Firm Wins £250k Contract
A £250k contract to revamp the 34-vehicle Northern fleet of energy services business Energy Assets Utilities has been snapped up...
Building the Logistics of the Art Market
The art market is becoming increasingly global, and this has a lot to do with the fact that it is...
Building the Logistics of the Art Market
The art market is becoming increasingly global, and this has a lot to do with the fact that it is becoming increasingly digital. It is an immense opportunity for galleries, auction houses and art market players as a whole to reach a much wider audience....
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Luxonic Acquired by Lighting Giant
Luxonic has and Glamox entered into an agreement and successfully closed the acquisition of 100% of the shares in Luxonic Group Ltd. (“Luxonic Lighting”) and its subsidiaries. Established in 1986, Luxonic is a UK based lighting company with a strong brand and its own manufacturing plant...
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Newcastle Is Against Clean Air Zone Charges
The North East Bus Operators' Association has announced that it opposes the idea of a clean air zone in Newcastle, which will lead to increased bus fares and some routes being cancelled. Instead, it is backing alternative plans for tolls on three bridges across the Tyne....
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Maritime 2050 Welcomed by Maritime Innovation UK
Department of Transport’s Maritime 2050 strategy has been welcomed by Maritime Research & Innovation UK (MarRI-UK). The Maritime sector is of fundamental importance to islands nations like the UK. Our industry has scope to grow substantially in this global market, which the Government estimates will double...
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Norwegian Reveals £45M to Ground Boeing Fleet
Following the Ethiopian Airlines Disaster in March that killed 157 people, the airline Norwegian announced that the grounding of its Boeing 737 Max fleet will cost it up to 500 million Norwegian kroner (£45 million). In a bid to maintain as much of its schedule...
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CrossRail Blames Bugs for Potential Delay
Crossrail has blamed software bugs for a potential two-year delay in its mission to zip commuters across London. Chief Executive, Mark Wild, claimed due to the complex work of “knitting together” systems, engineers “don’t know what software bugs” they’ll find. Which delays the entire decade-long...
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New UK Bus Managing Director Announced
The newest member of the Arriva Management Board is Paul O’Neil, who is responsible for leading the development of bus operations in the UK. “I’m delighted to be part of the journey that Arriva is on and look forward to working with colleagues to deliver...
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