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Bosses angry at roads snub
West Midlands business leaders have accused transport planners of snubbing them on regional policies which could impact dramatically on their profitability.
Bosses angry at roads snub
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08, 2006
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08, 2006
Where are the ‘hand delivered’ notices?
Keltruck’s Chairman, Chris Kelly, writes to The Birmingham Post.
Dear Sir, Tom McGrath’s letter (Post, July 20), writing as head of the CEPOG, the Highways Engineers grouping for the region, …
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07, 2006
For consultation on roadworks read fudge
Keltruck’s Chairman, Chris Kelly, writes to The Birmingham Post.
Dear Editor, – The dire state of our transport network has quite rightly played a prominent part in The Post …
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06, 2006
Birmingham Post Top 200 West Midlands Companies
Keltruck is featured in The Birmingham Post‘s guide to the top 200 West Midlands companies.
Click here to read more (NB, the guide does not take into …
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04, 2006
Fly the flag for good old British values
This month the Union Flag celebrated its 400th anniversary. Here, one of the region’s most vocal patriots, the self-styled John Bull, explains why he hopes it’s around for another 400 …
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02, 2006
Black Country’s aging transport network ‘must improve’
Business leaders have launched a major campaign to improve the Black Country’s creaking transport network.
Black Country’s aging transport network ‘must improve’
Feb 21 2006
By Jonathan Walker, Political Editor
Business leaders have …
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11, 2005
Hauliers’ stand on road network
The boss of one of the country’s biggest haulage dealerships has called on West Midlands businesses to act to make sure a transport plan for the region does not further …
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08, 2004
Bid to tackle business crime
Business leaders have joined forces with West Midlands Police to fight for more money to help tackle the growing problem of business crime in the region.
By John Revill, Birmingham …
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06, 2004
Industry foots bill as lorry thefts soar
The theft of lorries in the West Midlands has nearly doubled in the past year at a cost of tens of millions of pounds to business and industry.
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05, 2004
Action call as Black Country becomes lorry theft hotspot
The Black Country Chamber of Commerce has called for urgent action to tackle the growing problem of lorry theft which is costing West Midlands hauliers millions of pounds each year.
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