981. New Van Market Growth: A Sign of a Flourishing Courier Industry
February 28, 2019
This January, the market for new light commercial vehicles (LCVs) has increased by 8.6%. Compared to January 2018, this is quite significant, with 22,000 new vans and pick-ups being registered (an uplift of 1,761).
Since last year, all sectors have seen growth, besides the medium vans which...
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982. Recognising Achievements at the FTA's Van Excellence Awards
February 28, 2019
The Freight Transport Association (FTA) Van Excellence Awards have recently taken place, and many owner drivers and operators have been recognised for their significant contributions to the industry.
The ceremony was held in Birmingham at the Hyatt Regency Hotel earlier this month, and the ...
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983. Malaga: Home to Three of the Most Influential Artists of the Twentieth Century
February 26, 2019
Malaga, Spain seems to be the birthplace of creativity – after all, three of the most influential and important painters of the twentieth century hail from there. This fantastic municipality is a cultural haven for art lovers all over the world, with a large selection of museums that showcase the wo...
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984. Treat Your Taste Buds with a Holiday to Malaga
February 26, 2019
What’s on the menu for dinner tonight? If you’re not sure, I’ve got some suggestions for you and they’re all devilishly delicious. However, there is one catch (and it’s not just the catch of the day) – you may have to travel to Spain to try them. Here is a list of some of the absolute best dishes in...
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985. What to Do on a Romantic Rendezvous in Amsterdam
February 26, 2019
Amsterdam is the ideal destination for any couple looking for a romantic getaway that doesn’t require a lot of travel (in fact, you can get from London to your accommodation with just one quick flight and a Schiphol airport transfer). With fun date night choices, beautiful walks and other exciting w...
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986. Visit Theatre Nanterre-Amandiers on a School Trip to Paris
February 25, 2019
While Paris is known to be teeming with tourist attractions, it is also an excellent hub for cultural learning. The famous city is symbolised by the timeless Eiffel Tower and a delectable range of local cheeses and its fashion industry – but there is so much more it offers. For budding talent in the...
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987. Tour the Panthéon on a School Trip to Paris
February 25, 2019
When you think of Paris, your mind is likely to conjure up the image of the stunning Eiffel Tower, but the city is also home to many other historically significant monuments. One such impressive building is the little-known Panthéon, which is a must-visit for every student of history. It was formerl...
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988. The Best Resorts for First-Timers on School Ski Trips
February 25, 2019
School ski trips may seem like a daunting experience for young students, but a well-organised getaway can actually become an enthralling excursion for new skiers. If most of the students in your class are beginners to snow sports, why not consider a customised experience in one of the many ski resor...
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989. Explore Jewish Culture on a School Trip to Paris
February 25, 2019
While Paris is popularly known for its world-famous Eiffel Tower, cheese and wine, it is also home to several hidden cultural gems. One such symbol of heritage is the impressive Museum of Jewish Art and History, locally known by its French name, Musée d'Art et d'Histoire du Judaïsm. It is a rich sou...
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990. Using Tired Tyres: DVSA's New Safety Guide
February 21, 2019
Doing haulage jobs can be tough on your tyres. Long hours, often at high speeds on the motorway, and carrying heavy loads all put a lot of pressure on your vehicle. Of course, although it would be great to use brand-new tyres for every journey, this just isn’t practical. It’d be too expensive, for o...
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Author: Laura Jeeves
