The Employment Rights Act became law late in 2025, but for warehouse operators some of…

For years, those of us working in logistics have complained that young people simply do…

Warehouses have always been targets in wartime. Armies cannot fight for long without food, fuel,…

I have written about politics quite a bit in this column recently, largely because warehousing…

We talk a lot about peak season in warehousing. Increasingly, we also need to talk…

By the time you read this, we will be close to nominations closing for the…

Listening to Sarah Montague’s interview with Kevin McCloud on BBC Radio 4’s The World at…

Dilapidations are one of those property issues that many warehouse occupiers only think seriously about…

The UK’s energy transition is gathering pace. Solar deployment is accelerating, electric vehicles are becoming…

The UK is a very open economy. Last year alone, we ran a goods trade…

Youth unemployment is back in the spotlight and rightly so. With close to a million…

Conferences are curious things. You spend months planning them, worrying about the programme, the exhibitors…

Business rates rarely make front-page news. Until they do. In recent weeks, independent bookshops have…

Across the UK, warehouse automation is no longer a niche or future-facing concept. It is…

New research from UKWA, released during National Apprenticeship Week, has warned that a skills crisis…

February marks two sombre anniversaries in Europe: more than a decade since Russia’s illegal annexation…

In a political climate where “industrial strategy” is too often reduced to a slogan, the…