The UK Autumn Budget 2025: Key Takeaways For Warehousing & Logistics
The Chancellor yesterday (Wednesday 26 November) delivered the Autumn Budget, but what does it mean for the UK’s warehousing and logistics sector?
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Smart Camera Installation
When a key contractor missed the deadline at Co‑op Live, we stepped in, overcoming ceiling and cabling challenges to install 52 AiFi cameras on time, delivering seamless, frictionless shopping for fans.
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Committing To Quality & Environmental Standards
DTE has maintained ISO 9001 and 14001 certifications and a two-time Silver EcoVadis medal, demonstrating its ongoing commitment to quality, sustainability, and Amazon’s Net Zero by 2040 goals.
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DTE Joins the MK Dons Business Alliance to Strengthen Local Ties
We’re excited to share that DTE has officially joined the MK Dons Football Club Business Alliance, marking a proud moment for our team and further strengthening our relationship with the club.
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Why Summer’s the Best Time to Review Warehouse Tech Before Peak Season
Peak season is not the time for system failures, slow Wi-Fi, or outdated handheld devices. Any downtime or inefficiency during the autumn rush can result in missed delivery windows, customer dissatisfaction, and lost revenue. Summer offers a rare lull in operations, giving you the breathing room to identify pain points and resolve them before demand surges.
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Budget Verdict: A Missed Opportunity for Logistics
Yesterday’s (11 June 2025) Spending Review saw Chancellor Rachel Reeves roll out a range of investments in housing, transport infrastructure, R&D, decarbonisation, and skills – but the warehousing and logistics sector, responsible for underpinning these priorities, was left largely unaddressed.
