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Matt takes on Markerstudy role

Matt Duffy has been promoted to Group Contact Centre manager within the Markerstudy Group and is now responsible for driving forward operations, technology and staff development. Graham Partlow, his predecessor, […]

Derbyshire plugged in to EVs

The uptake of plug-in vehicles in Derbyshire has surged in the last four years, although it was starting from a low base. There were just 17 plug-in vehicles in the […]

Automotive cybersecurity market to rocket

With nearly 112 million vehicles now connected around the world, the global market for automotive cybersecurity is expected to grow exponentially – to US$759 million in 2023. The Automotive Cybersecurity […]

Aviva shakes-up Irish market

Aviva has redistributed its motor vehicle accident repair work in Ireland – a move cited by industry experts as ‘unprecedented by a major insurance company in Ireland’. According to a […]

TrustFord backs Cancer Research event

TrustFord, in its third year of partnership with Cancer Research UK, supported CRUK’s annual Shine Night Walk with four transit vans. Branded for the event, the vans were used to […]

IMI signs major export deal

The IMI has signed an agreement with the Indian government to provide motor industry qualifications and vocational training standards worth millions of pounds. The memorandum of understanding with the Indian […]

PPG completes investment programme

PPG has completed a significant investment in its Technical Training Centre in Stowmarket, Suffolk, to support the delivery of technical and training solutions. PPG’s manufacturing site located in Stowmarket, Suffolk, […]

BS 10125 clarification issued

RMI Bodyshops has issued a clarification note to industry regarding the now ‘live’ updates to BS 10125. The new version was published on 20 September 2016. The note reads: The […]

Carwow passes £1bn barrier

Three per cent of all new cars bought in the UK are now bought through an online platform which was only established in 2013. London-based firm Carwow.co.uk, which claims to […]

SMART motorways cause concern

Eight out of 10 drivers think that removal of hard-shoulders on SMART motorways has made motorways more dangerous than four years ago, according to an AA Populus poll of 20,845 […]

HPT powers into third

The Dutch Human Power Team (HPT) from the Delft University of Technology and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, backed by AkzoNobel’s Vehicle Refinishes business, achieved third place in the World Human Powered […]

Private plates divide opinion

Research by OSV Ltd has revealed that personalised number plates are no longer considered an essential status symbol, with 68% of Brits describing them as tacky. However, despite the majority […]