Council to auction off electric RCV shortly after delivery
A Scottish islands council is to auction an electric refuse vehicle it purchased for around
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Bolton Council plans fleet renewal for street sweepers
Bolton Council has outlined proposals to procure new large mechanical sweepers to support its statutory
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Councils risk losing funding under new pothole performance rules
Local highway authorities in England face losing up to a third of their roads funding
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Northern Ireland council cuts CO2 emissions with Michelin tyre policy
Mid and East Antrim Borough Council has reduced carbon dioxide emissions from its commercial vehicle
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Ambition Isn’t Enough: What Aberdeen tells councils about infrastructure risk
Aberdeen’s hydrogen bus withdrawal highlights a wider lesson for councils: ambitious net zero goals must be matched by commercially viable infrastructure. As authorities invest in zero-emission fleets, the challenge is no longer proving technology works but ensuring it can scale under real-world financial and operational pressures, says Mike Nakrani, CEO of VEV.
Elite Refuse Ltd
At Elite Refuse, we pride ourselves on offering unrivalled customer service, expert industry knowledge, and
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Are You Equipped for Simpler Recycling?
With the next Simpler Recycling milestone arriving on 31 March, local authorities face the practical
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Pothole Pressures: Refining road maintenance ratings
Andrew Cook, vice president of the Association of Directors of Environment, Economy, Planning & Transport
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From Gritters to EVs: Managing mixed fleets in cold weather
James Bailey, Assistant Director for Highways and the Built County at Staffordshire County Council and
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Taking Charge in Glasgow
Glasgow City Council has launched ‘Take Charge Glasgow’, a campaign developed to tackle the growing threat of battery and e-waste fires in its refuse fleet. David McCulloch, Head of Waste Management at Glasgow City Council, explains how the campaign works and what it means for fleet safety and service reliability.
From Bedford Wagons to Hi-Tech Cabs: A Gritter Driver’s 40-Year Journey
Gary Lawson, who was recently named Gritter Driver of the Year at this year’s Grit
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Upcycled, Electrified, Optimised: Lessons from Islington’s Fleet Transformation Journey
Chris Demetriou, Assistant Director of Corporate Fleet, Transport & Accessible Community Transport at Islington Council,
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In the Spotlight: Edward R Yendluri, Contracts Manager, Westminster City Council
In the latest of our series of interviews with fleet managers, LAPV talked to Edward
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In the Spotlight: Chris Demetriou, Assistant Director of Corporate Fleet, Transport, and Accessible Community Transport, Islington Council.
In the latest of our series of interviews with fleet managers, LAPV talked to Islington
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Shrewsbury Town Council refreshes street cleaning services
Shrewsbury Town Council is to acquire new operational equipment to support its devolved street cleaning
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Safety First: Why protecting winter operators is the key to fleet performance
Winter fleets can’t perform if operators aren’t protected. With driver shortages mounting, the sector is
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Lewes District Council celebrated for sustainable fleet
Lewes District Council has been presented with an award for its fleet decarbonisation progress.
Glasgow City Region to see over 3,000 new EV chargepoints
More than 3,000 new electric vehicle (EV) chargepoints are to be installed across council areas
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