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For trucking companies working in transportation, fortunes should be looking good: the global economy, while beset by uncertainties over the US-China trade war and Brexit in the EU, is strong in the area of e-commerce, meaning that more people than ever are depending on the transportation of products ordered online, including from overseas. These big developments in online shopping make it a...

Plymouth engineer Jack Walker, who has worked on major flooding and coastal schemes across the South West, has been awarded membership of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE), the oldest professional engineering association in the world.

Jack, who went to Ridgeway School (now Plympton Academy) before studying Civil and Coastal Engineering at the University of Plymouth, plays a key...

Corporate culture, as we know it, has changed; as has the workforce. Millennials, those born between 1981 and 1996, and Gen Z or post-millennials, those born after 1996, make up the bulk of the workforce today, perhaps explaining the rise of the Coworking Space . But is a paradigm shift in employee attitude the only reason why coworking spaces are mushrooming around the world today?

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Leading south west independent waste management company DCW has opened a high security, state of the art data destruction centre in Lee Mill, Plymouth. The 8,000 sq ft facility, the only one of its kind in Devon and Cornwall, can destroy up to 250,000 tonnes a year of sensitive data or end of line products. DCW’s new data destruction facility will become its central location for processing...