United Kingdom Warehousing Association, UKWA award winners

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UKWA award winners
August 1st 2009

The UK Warehouse Association’s annual awards in July saw 400 attendees ignore recession and enjoy the surrounds at the Dorchester in Park Lane.

Award winners (pictured, from left to right) are: Dale Stokes, MDA Ltd, Best New Member; Brendan Coyne, HSS, Journalist of the Year; John Russell, John G Russell, Chairman’s Award; Steve Richmond, Jungheinrich, Technology and Innovation Award; John Sergeant (awards host); Darius Januskevicius, Warehouse Person of the Year; John Kealey, DHL Supply Chain, Team of the Year; Andrew Dowd, PD Logistics, Training Award; and Scott Dunn, Chaucer Freight, who won the Environment Award.

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More articles from United Kingdom Warehousing Association:

Seeking supply chain efficiency (1st August 2009)

Because most companies have a major percentage of their costs tied up in their supply chains, supply chain management – once seen as something of an add-on with no real bearing on a business’s ultimate success – has been elevated to a key board-level discipline, writes Roger Williams. And in the current climate, an optimised supply chain is now vital for any business hoping to avoid the jaws of a nasty recession

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Your help needed by industry (6th April 2009)

UKWA chief Roger Williams wants HSS readers to help define the training products their business needs.

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Clunking fist turns wrecking ball (2nd December 2008)

Logistics firms have resorted to demolishing empty warehouses to avoid being stung by Empty Property Rate Rules, which came into force earlier this year, according to the UK Warehouse Association.

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Firms demolish warehouses to avoid rate hike (25th November 2008)

Logistics firms have resorted to demolishing empty warehouses to avoid being stung by Empty Property Rate Rules, which came into force earlier this year, according to the UK Warehouse Association.

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Seeing the light (1st February 2008)

The CO2 emissions from a single typical warehouse light fixture are equivalent to one adult's share of the CO2 emissions on a full international flight from London Heathrow to Denver in the USA; and back again, says Keith Wyatt, the United Kingdom Warehousing Association's (UKWA) honorary adviser on Environmental matters

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