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Let some real people sort it out
As the West Midlands’ economy continues to pay the price for gridlocked roads, Chris Kelly, chairman of truck dealer Keltruck, explains why congestion charges are not the answer
Let …
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10, 2006
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09, 2006
Burton Mail feature
Keltruck has run a full page feature on the Burton depot in the Burton Mail newspaper.
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09, 2006
Mark of respect for 9/11 victims
On the fifith anniversary of the 9/11 attacks in America, Keltruck lowered the union flag at its head office on junction 1 of the M5 motorway (West Bromwich) to half …
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08, 2006
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
Shadow Minister for Transport, Owen Paterson MP, visits Keltruck
As part of his fact finding tour of the UK, Shadow Minister for Transport, Owen Paterson MP, today visited Keltruck’s West Bromwich head office.
Mr Paterson, Member of Parliament for …
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08, 2006
£20k for Harrier… just the 2 owners
The Sun reports on Keltruck’s most unusual part exchange in almost 25 years of trading – a Royal Navy Sea Harrier!
Visit keltruck.com/harrier for more.
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08, 2006
Harrier jump jet for sale at Keltruck Scania
Keltruck has announced the arrival at head office on junction 1 M5, West Bromwich of its most unusual part exchange to date – a retired Royal Navy Sea Harrier …
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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
Truck firm picks up a Harrier Jump Jet
The Express & Star reports on Keltruck’s most unusual part exchange in almost 25 years of trading – a Royal Navy Sea Harrier!
Part-exchange deal airplane will be auctioned off …
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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 …