Surprise at a potential customer refusing to agree to follow new COVID-19 guidance.

Global moving and relocation specialist, Go-Group, has commissioned and delivered over 30 tons of personal protective equipment (PPE) to England’s frontline NHS and care workers since the beginning of April 2020.

DKV Euro Service and medical care provider DocStop have joined forces to deliver essential supplies such as face masks and lunch boxes to drivers at a number of rest stops in Münsterland, Germany.

The coronavirus crisis has brought the housing market to a grinding halt, but home movers across the UK remain determined to press ahead with their plans at the earliest opportunity, according to a survey of its customers carried out by reallymoving, the comparison site for home movers.

After almost two months of enforced inactivity in the UK’s moving market the Westminster government yesterday (12 May) gave the green light to allow house moves to resume in England. Restrictions remain however in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, at least for the time being.

Burke Bros Moving Group has seen the demand for vehicle and business parking space in the area increase rapidly and is now letting space and other facilities to a variety of organisations at its Wolverhampton trading estate.

Leading communications, conveyancing and removals experts offer an inside view on how to get people moving safely and quickly.

After building a career in the moving industry, Maarten van Zutphen from The Netherlands has ‘gone it alone’ with the launch of his new company CANI Consultancy & Management.

Copenhagen Airports, AP Moller - Maersk, DSV Panalpina, DFDS, SAS and Ørsted have brought together the demand and supply side of sustainable fuels in a unique partnership, with the concrete vision to develop a new ground-breaking hydrogen and e-fuel production facility as soon as 2023.

The property website www.localsurveyorsdirect.co.uk reports that it saw a sharp increase in activity in the UK housing market in May and June following the slump due to the coronavirus lockdown.

Post-lockdown demand from home movers, especially vendors, remained exceptionally strong in the past week as visitor volumes to estate agent websites broke through pre-COVID-19 levels and people sought immediate support online in greater numbers than ever before, the latest data from the Yomdel Property Sentiment Tracker (YPST) shows.

Guidance issued by the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) in the UK offers more clarity on the reporting of coronavirus cases in the workplace under RIDDOR regulations (The Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 2013).

On 27 May, 2020 the first container ship, the SCA Tunadal, arrived at Sweden’s newest freight port, Stockholm Norvik Port.

Website live-chat service provider Yomdel is offering British Association of Removers (BAR) members a free 30-day trial of its 24/7 managed live chat service.

UTA, a leading provider of fuel and service cards in Europe, is providing 2,000 free meals to professional drivers in Italy at 10 Sarni catering points across the country.

Mudinmar Mobility in Spain has expanded its range of services with a new acquisition, the launch of a new relocation company and the formation of a transport hub to provide a link between South America and Europe.

The Chartered Institute of Personnel & Development (CIPD) has issued a new guide to help employers deal with the process of returning to work following lockdown.

The coronavirus crisis brought the housing market to a grinding halt, but home movers across the UK remain determined to press ahead with their plans at the earliest opportunity, according to a survey of its customers carried out by reallymoving, the comparison site for home movers.

Two friends, Dan Farrant from Folkestone and Matthew Baran from Baran’s Removals in Twickenham, have formed a new moving group in the UK: Independent Movers Group.

Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic there have been many reports in the press about businesses who had taken out Business Interruption insurance (BI) and were required to close by the UK government’s lockdown, having had their claims for losses rejected by their insurance companies.