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Council tip charges would raise awareness of the “real” cost of waste disposal
Charging the public to use local Council tips would be a positive move, says Jason Mohr, founder of AnyJunk, the country’s largest on demand rubbish clearance company. Mr Mohr says that charging would raise awareness of the high cost of disposing of waste responsibly and discourage people from using cowboy clearance companies.
Londonderry Garage wins £1.5M contract for Scarab sweepers
Londonderry Garage, supplier of specialist vehicles and equipment, has won four contracts involving a total
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Colas takes on seven Iveco tippers for Portsmouth CC
The new Iveco ECODAILY 7 tonne tippers will be working on a major Private Finance
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Brigade introduces radar detection for mobile plant
Brigade Electronics has launched a new pulsed radar system that features close-in corner blind spot
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New storage system from Bott at the CV Show
Bott will be launching a new storage system for in-vehicle use at the CV Show
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Freeway helps control running costs in Sutton
The London Borough of Sutton is cutting the cost of maintaining its 136 strong vehicle
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Deep Drill solves Bridgend’s water logging problems
When Bridgend Bowling Club found their green was holding water and becoming at times very
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Dampneys invests in weighing technology
Dampney's Agri Environmental, based just outside of Bournemouth and with sites across the West Country
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JCB launches new utility vehicle
The new the JCB WORKMAX 800 D – offers 600 kg (1323 lb) maximum payload.
FAUN Zoeller supply Keith North Norfolk fleet
Kier North Norfolk Fleet, which is responsible for the delivery of key North Norfolk District
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Two new coupling systems launched at CV Show
Fontaine, a manufacturer of both pressed steel and cast fifth wheels is showing two patented
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