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Women's History Month 2019- Estella, Engagement Manager
It’s the final instalment of Women’s history month, and today we’re talking with Estella Bryan.
Women's History Month 2019 - Nhadine, General Manager
We’re back again this week with another Women’s history month blog post. Today, we’re chatting with Nhadine.
Women's History Month 2019 - Holly, Sales Manager
To celebrate National Women’s History month, we will be casting a spotlight on amazing women who work for CitySprint. Following on from Monica, this week we’re chatting with Sales Manager Holly.
Women's History Month 2019 - Monica, Relationship Manager
The month of March is now nationally known as Women’s History month which highlights the contributions of women to society and history. We’re proud to announce that 38% of our team consist of females which is above the 20% national average for transport sector employees. To celebrate we are introducing a blog series over the next few weeks to honour the women in our business!
When should SMEs choose an overnight courier service?
Overnight courier services have long been the premium option for express delivery. It’s fair to say it represented a chance for small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) to offer added value to consumers who needed goods faster and were willing to pay for the convenience.
PR companies and influencers – why you should use a courier to send products abroad
Sending products to influencers doesn't have to be complicated. It's about choosing a courier service that is both reliable and flexible.
Greener and cleaner
With less than 6 months until the implementation of ULEZ, we are all hands-on deck preparing the company for this positive step towards healthier air.
Making London a Zero Carbon City
The Mayor’s Transport Strategy has provided London with a clear vision on where we need to be to maintain our status as a leading global city.
Introducing our Freight Service
Do you have a haulage or logistical challenge and need some help?
A view on the future of urban logistics
Written by six students from the University of Southampton working as part of CitySprint's partnership with the Transport Research Group (TRG).
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