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Motofix adds VWG aluminium approval

The Motofix Group’s Exeter branch has added the Volkswagen Group UK (VWG) Category A Aluminium approval to its growing portfolio of manufacturer approvals. The Category A approval enhances the bodyshop’s […]

Bloodhound set to run

The world’s most advanced straight-line racing car, Bloodhound SSC, will be driven for the first time, at Cornwall Airport Newquay, this October. The first drive comes 20 years after the […]

New campaign to mind the gap

Its campaign to roll out awareness of it offering across the entire country which will be spearheaded by a dedicated team. Significantly, the new campaign will reveal how Autotech Recruit […]

Johnson Matthey’s catalyst for change

Technology from Johnson Matthey, a global leader in science that makes the world cleaner and healthier, could be preventing up to 40 tonnes of potentially harmful emissions from entering the […]

BVRLA calls for government action

The British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association (BVRLA) has outlined its strategy for tackling road transport’s impact on UK air quality. In response to the government’s recent UK Air Quality […]

Autotech responds to MOT shortfall

In a bid to meet modern legislation and continue to upskill MOT testers and technicians across the UK, Autotech Recruit, under its dedicated training division, has launched a Level 3 […]

Ford moves into Olympic Park

Ford is continuing its shift in strategy by opening a new smart mobility innovation office in London. It will be research and develop mobility solutions for Europe, with a dedicated […]

People key to the future

Some 380 of the industry’s leading global influencers heard that ‘people’ are likely to be the greatest challenge for the collision repair sector in the coming years. The message came […]

Back-seat drivers causing most arguments

A YouGov survey commissioned by The Motor Ombudsman has found that nearly two-fifths (38%) of drivers deem the unwanted comments of back-seat drivers to be the main cause of in-car […]

IMI offers full support

Steve Nash, chief executive at the Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) has offered full support to the new skills minister, Anne Milton. Steve said, ‘The IMI welcomes the news […]

CitNOW awarded Partner of the Year

Lookers have honoured CitNOW as their Partner of the Year at their annual awards eventing. Lookers has created over 500,000 individual videos for customers since January last year across their […]

Vehicle Salvage Code gets update

The insurance industry’s code of practice for vehicle salvage has been updated, 10 years after its last review. The new code, co-ordinated by the Association of British Insurers (ABI), will […]