productLAPP technology keeps intralogistics in motion
LAPP supports warehouse automation with innovative products for seamless energy flow and data exchange—robust, flexible, and reliable.
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productFast picking for online retailer
Robot-driven automation from TGW for online retailer of vehicle parts as part of a brownfield project.
newsEXCLUSIVE: Indurent snaps up Graftongate and Bridges Southampton spec shed
Indurent has been identified as the private investor that has snapped up Graftongate and Bridges Fund Management’s newly completed 135,000 ft2 + speculative warehouse in Nursling, Southampton.
newsSEGRO secures planning for Clapham urban warehouse scheme
SEGRO has received planning permission for a new urban logistics scheme on Timber Mill Way in Clapham North, South London.
productGimme shelter, says Boughey Distribution
Rite-Hite has installed 28 of its Eclipse Dock Shelters following a successful trial with 3PL Boughey Distribution, to keep its loading docks safe and energy efficient at its new, state-of-the-art warehousing site in Lymedale, Staffordshire.
articlePouch System: The sweet spot in between inventory and sortation processes
Warehouse and Distribution (WD) services will only truly perform when their inventory, sortation and distribution systems meet their precise requirements – not only now, but also in the future.
newsDPD announces £300 million plus UK distribution centre investment
Parcel delivery company DPD is has announced that it will invest £330 million to build seven 60,000 ft2 state-of-the-art parcel delivery centres in the next two years.
newsPoundland to close distribution centres
Following its acquisition by US investment firm Gordon Brothers for £1 from Poland-based Pepco Group, troubled discount retailer Poundland is closing its Bilston Distribution Centre in early 2026.
newsWaitrose secures Bristol warehouse
Waitrose has secured Mountpark’s Bristol 360 cross dock logistics facility in the southwest as its first distribution centre in the region.
productMake warehouse operations flexible and cost-efficient with new Yale Series N electric forklifts
The new Yale Series N electric forklift is built to deliver the reliability that warehouses will recognise from Yale Lift Truck Technologies, reimagined for the challenges of today’s dynamic warehouse and intralogistics operations.
articleShed of the Month: Big and Beautiful
There is no doubt that GLP’s latest speculative offering is both big, and dare it be said: beautiful. It typifies what a nationally significant logistics facility right in the heart of the Golden Triangle should be and is unapologetic about it.
newsSurvey of UK retailers shows lack of preparedness for cyber attacks
The research, based on interviews with 117 senior retail executives, says one in four retailers (25%) feel “highly prepared” to detect, respond to, and recover from a major cyber incident.
newsGlass manufacturer secures Warrington hub
Insulating glazing unit manufacturer Regency Glass has leased two units at developer Indurent’s Indurent Park Trident in Warrington in the Northwest for its new manufacturing hub.
newsPlanning consultation for 2 million ft2 plus logistics park
Newlands Developments has started a three week planning consultation for its 2.2 million ft2 net-zero Hinchingbrooke Logistics Park near Huntingdon in Cambridgeshire.
newsCouncillors vote down logistics scheme that is already going to the Planning Inspectorate
North Northamptonshire Council ‘s planning committee voted down proposals for a 2.2 million ft2 logistics scheme even though the scheme is already going to the Planning Inspectorate.
productFulfilment firm automates sortation for Manchester warehouse
THG Fulfil has inked a partnership with robotics provider Libiao.
newsUS imports fall sharply
In May 2025, US container import volumes dropped after several months of growth, falling 9.7% from April and 7.2% year-over-year.
newsNew RoRo berth for Sheerness
Peel Ports Group has officially unveiled its new £30m RoRo (Roll-on, Roll-off) berth at London Medway as it welcomed a key freight service to the facility.
newsSector reacts to Spending Review
The Spending Review is a ‘missed opportunity’ to support logistics industry, according to the UK Warehousing Association.
newsGlobalisation key concern at supply chain debate
Professor John Manners-Bell, founder of the Foundation for Future Supply Chain and author of The Death of Globalization, contended that globalisation has reached its peak.
