The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) is calling for the immediate ratification by UK Parliament of the draft UK-EU Trade and Cooperation agreement (TCA), to ensure all automotive companies benefit from continued tariff-free […]
Commenting on the Prime Minister’s announcement that sales of petrol and diesel cars will be banned from 2030, Jane Pocock, MD of Copart, the UK’s biggest salvage and used car auction company, said: “We welcome […]
A number of interesting insights arose out of the live webinar, ‘Building a Sustainable Approach to Motor Claims’, hosted yesterday, 18th November, by e2e Total Loss Vehicle Management [e2e]. Panel members included representatives from AA Insurance […]
The Vehicle Recycler’s Association has awarded SYNETIQ with the Stage 2 UK Standard for Reclaimed Parts from End-Of-Life Vehicles, following a two-part assessment at SYNETIQ’s Doncaster Head Office. This new industry standard covers the removal, […]
SYNETIQ has made comment following the release of ABP Club’s State of the UK Body Repair Industry Report 2020, on Friday 2nd October. The report follows a survey of almost 300 Bodyshops across the UK; the results reflect the growing popularity of green parts in the repair […]
Some interesting insights from e2e for you; The percentage of bodyshops using reclaimed parts has increased from 57% in 2019 to 74% in 2020 according to The ABP 2020 State of the UK Body Repair […]
One of the themes this September at IE magazine has been motor salvage, and in particular how Covid-19 has changed things in the UK market. So here’s some in-depth comment from Neil Joslin, COO at […]
British Gas is one of the UK’s best-known companies, with a history stretching back over 200 years. Its iconic bright blue vans are a regular sight on the road, carrying thousands of Engineers between homes […]
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