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Latest News and EventsCircle Express becomes Driver CPC training provider
Airfreight company Circle Express has been approved as a Driver CPC periodic training provider. From September, fleet director Nick Hedderly and transport manager Matthew Richardson will deliver Driver CPC training in-house and to external firms.
The Berkshire-based group was approved to deliver the training by the Driving Standards Agency (DSA) and Joint Approvals Unit for Periodic Training (JAUPT).
Hedderly and Richardson have a licence to deliver training at multiple locations; some of it will take place at the firm's East Midlands and Manchester bases.
"In three or four years there could be very real problems with too many drivers and firms having left Driver CPC training to the last minute," says Hedderly. "In keeping with our progressive approach, we feel that Circle Express is now well positioned."
For further details, contact Nick hedderly
The Princess Royal Comes To Circle Express On Its 25th Anniversary
HER ROYAL HIGHNESS, THE PRINCESS ROYAL was the VIP Guest of Honour at Circle Express's Heathrow Head Office on 28 September, 2007, as part of the Company's Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Celebrations.
She was greeted by Circle's Managing Director, CHRIS COFFEY, and, after being introduced to fellow Circle directors, she was escorted on a short tour of the Company's premises by Mr. Coffey and shown some of Circle's facilities and operations.
In his welcoming speech Mr. Coffey traced the early history of the company, through its development and growth to its dominant position today as the preferred provider of road transport services to the UK airfreight industry
At the end of her visit The Princess Royal was invited by Mr. Coffey to unveil a Plaque commemorating the occasion and to sign the VIP Visitors Book. The occasion was also attended by many of Circle's longstanding customers. < top
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