Rachel Reeves sets out plan for UK to align with more rules set in Brussels The UK should follow more of the European Union’s rules to boost trade and cut
The Auto30Club's Inspiring Automotive Women Award winners have received their gongs at a special reception at The IMI Annual Awards Dinner. Held on March
Bentley is set to axe hundreds of UK jobs in a move which would slash 6% of its workforce. The luxury marque says that 275 jobs have been placed at risk
Close Brothers is axing around 600 jobs as it accelerates cost-saving measures, following fresh losses driven by a growing compensation bill linked to the
Senior executives at Big Motoring World mocked and criticised 'rude a****ole' Peter Waddell in private WhatsApp groups prior to his departure as CEO, the
Car Dealer Live takes place tomorrow (March 19) at the British Motor Museum at Gaydon. Our event, sponsored by Autotrader, brings together the automotive
Car park operator NCP falls into administration as post-Covid commuting stalls Car park operator NCP has fallen into administration, putting 682 jobs at
LE Capital, a specialist provider of automotive finance solutions, has announced that it is working together with Auca, a digital platform designed to
Car Dealer Live takes place this Thursday – and here’s everything you need to know about the big day all in one place. Once again, the Car Dealer team
Executives responsible for investigating misconduct by Peter Waddell all received bonuses after the Big Motoring World founder was ousted from the
Failed supercar dealer Targa Florio has officially appointed liquidators after being served with a winding-up order. The Chichester-based retailer
A rogue car dealer who used his fraudulent luxury business to scam customers out of £720,000 has had his jail sentence reduced following an appeal.
The government's plan to phase out petrol and diesel cars has been blasted as unrealistic and a 'fantasy' by the UK's automotive trade body. The Society
Fuel retailers are being put 'on notice' that the competition watchdog is probing petrol and diesel prices in light of the Middle East conflict to prevent
Drivers of large SUVs could be charged when driving in the capital, a new document suggests. Transport for London’s (TfL’s) Vision Zero action plan warned
