All articles by John Wood
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NewsEurotank Service Group extending its fuel system maintenance and installation services
Eurotank Service Group is extending its fuel system maintenance and installation services to the fleet fuelling sector with the launch of Europump Maintenance for commercial customers.
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Suresite Wetstock partners Environmental Monitoring Solutions
Independent wetstock company Suresite Wetstock has partnered with Environmental Monitoring Solutions (EMS).
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ATM business Cennox unveils device to sanitise in-store payment terminals
A device to neutralise Covid-19 at in-store payment terminals after every transaction has been launched by ATM business Cennox.
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Adler and Allan adds Leighton O’Brien’s Wetstock Live fuel management software to its offer
Environmental risk reduction specialist Adler and Allan has extended its leak detection capability by offering Leighton O’Brien’s Automatic Tank Gauge (ATG) Alarm Management solution (AMS) and Wetstock Live fuel management software to the UK petroleum industry.
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Man arrested on suspicion of human trafficking offences connected to a hand car wash
A 41-year-old man has been arrested by the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA) on suspicion of human trafficking offences connected to a hand car wash.
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Police carry out raids in investigation into nationwide frauds against petrol stations
Police investigating a series of frauds against petrol filling stations across the country have raided properties in Burton-on-Trent and Bedfordshire and made five arrests.
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McDonald’s partners InstaVolt to roll out network of rapid chargers in its car parks
InstaVolt is partnering with McDonald’s to roll-out electric vehicle (EV) rapid charging points across its drive-thru restaurants in the UK.
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Applegreen secures additional funding for Welcome Break during Covid-19 crisis
Applegreen has announced that it has secured additional funding for its motorway services subsidiary Welcome Break to enhance its liquidity during the Covid-19 crisis.
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Hydrogen producer signs deal with transport company to supply London buses
A significant step has been made in fuelling hydrogen buses in the UK with Ryse Hydrogen signing a three-year contract with Suttons Tankers to transport bulk hydrogen gas to different locations in the UK, starting with London.
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Electric vehicle charging network Engenie to change its name to Osprey
The electric vehicle (EV) charging network Engenie, has announced that it has begun the internal process of re-naming to Osprey as it gears up for rapid expansion.
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ACS welcomes move to give Scottish shopworkers greater legal protection
The Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) has welcomed steps to give shopworkers greater legal protection form violence and abuse in Scotland.
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Road fuel sales at filling stations reach 71% of pre-lockdown levels
Last week saw a 7.1% increase in average road fuel sales at filling stations compared with the previous week, but volume is still nearly 30% down on pre-lockdown levels.
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Four unions back campaign calling for hydrogen strategy
Four of the UK’s biggest trade unions are calling on the government to bring forward a hydrogen strategy to create and sustain thousands of green jobs.
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John Lewis Partnership to build biomethane gas filling station
The John Lewis Partnership is planning to build a dedicated biomethane gas filling station to enable its largest heavy goods vehicles to use a low-carbon alternative to diesel.
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Co-ops call for better protection in law for shop workers
Central England Co-op is calling on the Government to introduce new legislation to better protect key workers in its stores following big rises in incidents of staff being threatened with being coughed on and given coronavirus.
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Engie signs deal to provide electric chargers for Biffa
Engie has agreed a partnership with the waste management company Biffa to provide electric vehicle charging facilities across its UK sites.
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UK car manufacturing output declines by 95.4% in May
UK car manufacturing output fell 95.4% in May, compared with the same month last year, with just 5,314 vehicles rolling off production lines, according to figures released by the Society of Motor Manu
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A&F Forecourts buys 2.2-acre site for new-build forecourt scheme
A&F Forecourts is set to start work on building a petrol filling station in Bolton after buying a site from Harworth Group at its Logistics North development.
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Transport secretary reveals plans for hydrogen bus only town
The government is preparing to plans for a hydrogen bus only town, the transport secretary Grant Shapps has revealed.
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Engenie rolls out EV chargers with owner of shopping centres
The rapid electric vehicle (EV) charging network Engenie has signed a deal with real estate owner Brookhouse Group to install rapid EV charging at ten retail parks across the UK.
