Tuesday, 2 October 2012
10:30 AM
Annual Lunch 2012
Tuesday 2nd October 2012 11:30 am
until Tuesday 2nd October 2012 3:00 pm
The Grand Connaught Rooms, 61-63 Great Queen Street, London, WC2.
The RHA’s Annual Lunch is one of the most prestigious events in the transport and logistics industry calendar.
The event is attended by senior executives from the breadth of the transport sector, government and the media. The lunch offers an excellent opportunity to both entertain your customers and network with your industry peers.
For more than 60 years, the RHA has represented the interests of the transport and logistics industry through campaigns, information and business services. The RHA’s 7,000 members literally keep the UK’s economy moving.
Click here for further information and the Booking form.
Please contact Chris Seaton on 01733 261131 c.seaton@rha.uk.net if you have any queries.
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Britain's road network will be opened up to investment from the private sector, David Cameron will announce later.
Withdrawing national funding from England's bus operators could set local public transport back by decades, MPs have been warned.
Bus users could be paying too much because of a lack of competition, a watchdog has said.
Prime minister David Cameron is delivering his speech on infrastructure, which includes a call to introduce private sector investment into the UK's national road network. Read it in full here:
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Labour's transport policy has failed to meet its key objectives over the last ten years and has been branded a huge disappointment, a new book out today claims.
Jacqui Smith is set to become a closer friend to drivers today, as she moves to tighten regulations against dodgy wheel clampers.
The government today pledged to spend £140 million encouraging cycling among children and adults.
Councils are to be banned from aggressively clamping motorists to raise revenue under new government proposals.
The road safety minister Jim Fitzpatrick launched a £3.2 million campaign today highlighting the psychological effect of killing someone on the road.
