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...previously marked fuel stocks and emptying marker concentrate tanks: the supply chain was emptied through June and July 2023, with new supplies starting in August. The lessons learned from this...
Accompanied by his sons Sam and Will, Ben Kaye receive barrels of oil from Andrew Goddard with the Scammell Pioneer R100 and AEC Matador in the background Shrewsbury-based Morris Lubricants...
...to ensure that lessons are learnt across all parts of the business. The RoSPA Awards scheme is the largest and longest-running programme of its kind in the UK. The scheme...
...at “peak precious metal” (Spring 2022), the price did not surpass $50,000. Battery recycling It would seem then, that when it comes to lithium and nickel, there are few reasons...
...declined by 200 million barrels more than the agency had estimated. Various reasons are cited for this but, in essence, it means that there may very be a lot less...
...fuel. “Another useful aspect of our data capture is that it offers customers useful comparisons. For example, when considering the purchase of new equipment such data reveals the most fuel...
...be crucial if the UK is to get back on track. Wider lessons for the transition The challenge of balancing industrial competitiveness with environmental ambition – and ensuring consumers are...
...Lubricants’ executive chairman Andrew Goddard (left) and his sons, William and George, present a sign to Paul Middleton, traction and rolling stock manager at the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, as...
...helping to prevent theft when a fuel card is stolen. “ The card is already accepted at over 2,700 multi-branded fuel stations nationwide, including Texaco, JET, Morrisons and Tesco. www.ukfuels.co.uk...
...your greatest personal achievement Lisa – Having my son and the fact he has chosen to come into the business with us. Andy – My three fantastic sons, my marriage...
...in busy periods. Learning curve “How long have you got?” joked Trevor when asked what lessons they had learned, whilst setting up the company. “Do your research, sound the idea...
...was the second of two sons, born in Montreal, Canada. He went to school, and spent most of his life, in Co Cork, Ireland. He read economics at Trinity College,...
...good to see the juniors taking part and building on the progress they have made in previous seasons and to welcome even more teams to the league this season, this...
...some stage. Mark does, however, feel that it is important for his sons to complete their education and get a sample of life so they will be able to bring...
...between the present and the future with a solution that enables customers to obtain the energy to power their vehicle, whilst going about daily life. Uncertainty The reasons for, as...
...of the busiest time of the year is, at best, a risk too far. While many of these decisions are made for commercial reasons, this current situation further highlights the...
...behind successful decarbonisation policies. As it has been over 15 years since Labour has been in power, comparisons are difficult, since energy markets have completely changed, with clean energy sources...
...using over 10,000 litres a week will benefit from bulk fuel purchasing, according to UK Fuels, and the bunkering service is already used by companies such as Biffa, Morrisons, Turners...
