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UK government announces additional measures to help ensure the stability of the UK supply chain.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has appointed Sir David Lewis as the UK Government's supply chain adviser.
Review to look at improving compulsory ongoing training for existing and returning heavy goods vehicle drivers announced.
Number of temporary poultry workers permitted to travel to and work in the UK will increase in time for Christmas.
Proposes implementing a temporary legislative extension of road haulage cabotage to alleviate pressures with the supply chain due to lorry driver shortages.
Introducing measures to substantially increase the number of vocational driving tests available.
Measures ramped up to maximise testing capacity, including consulting on plans to streamline process for drivers to obtain an HGV licence.
Increasing capacity for testing candidate HGV drivers, combined with supporting legislation, aims to relieve the pressure on the haulage industry.
The Business Secretary has met with senior executives from the fuel industry following recent supply chain issues at petrol forecourts in some areas of the UK
Measures introduced to support recruitment and retention within the road haulage industry to ease pressure on the sector.
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