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London Lorry Control Scheme

The scheme operates from 9pm to 7am during the week and from 1pm on Saturdays and all day on Sundays.

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Penalty Charge Notices

Logistics UK strongly opposes the proposed increase to PCNs issues for red route contraventions as there does not appear to be any underlying data to show that it will actually lead to an improvement in compliance ...

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Economy

Reducing the cost of logistics would improve business efficiency, make Britain more competitive globally and reduce the cost of goods in the shops.

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Lower Thames Crossing

Logistics UK welcomes the Department for Transport’s announcement that the new Lower Thames Crossing is to be constructed to link the A2 east of Gravesend to the M25 (Option C).

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Oxford Street Transformation

The opening of the Elizabeth Line in December 2018 will see footfall hugely increase, so capturing that opportunity through delivering a better shopping and leisure experience makes sense

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Standing up for logistics

From delivering goods to our high streets, collecting waste from our homes, refuelling our petrol stations, supplying money to our banks or carrying vital medicines to our hospitals, the logistics sector is indispensable to our way of life.

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Policy Wins May Newsletter

Policy Wins May Newsletter

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Spring Budget

The Chancellor of the Exchequer delivered his Spring Budget on 6 March, in which he froze fuel duty and maintained the 5 pence per litre cut for an additional 12 months.

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Government response to call for evidence on MOTs

The Department for Transport (DfT) has published two call for evidence outcomes relating to MOT testing that align with Logistics UK positions.

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DBT launches Critical imports and supply chain strategy and delivers keynote speech at Logistics UK event

Logistics UK is pleased that the Department for Business and Trade (DBT) has published a Critical imports and supply chains strategy.

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