The latest news that could affect you from the March 2008 budget

It's not easy to imagine the 8,000 tonnes of wrapping paper the country will get through this festive season or the 32m metres of fairy lights we'll string up!

Common rail diesel systems featuring high-pressure direct-injection are the key to success in developing low consumption, high performance engines according to Bosch.

Government subsidies are to be used to encourage the use of low-emission vans by public sector fleets. An initial £20m has been set aside with a further £30m earmarked to help develop the scheme...

Peugeot has extended the Boxer range with the addition of what it refers to as the 'heavy duty' 435 L4 H3 120 3.5-tonner. With a maximum axle weight of 2,100kg at the front and 2,400kg at the back it comes with a 1,410kg payload capacity and a 17m3 cargo area...

A Van-tastic year for Vauxhall!

Steve Banner paid a visit to Slough to meet with Gerry Clarke, newly appointed director of Fiat Professional (the new name for Fiat's light commercial operation) in the UK.

Steve Banner accompanied LDV executives to the Moscow Auto Show and reports back on what lies ahead for the British manufacturer, as well as witnessing first hand the start of a Chinese invasion.

This month contributing editor Steve Banner met up with Mark Lovett, the newly appointed commercial vehicle sales and marketing manager at Nissan UK.

Cliniserve has taken delivery of 27 new Renault Master 120.35 vans through Renault Trucks distributor MV Trucks.

Peugeot and Citroën have announced that they will launch new small vans this year, both based on the same platform.

Smith Electric Vehicles has secured an order for 100 zero-emission vans and trucks for the Republic of Ireland.