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UK Pallets loses another member
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BUSINESS POST'S UK Pallets division has denied that it is in crisis following the loss of its fourth network member this year.
Telford-based UK Tran-Stor closed on 31 July when directors John and Diane Soltys placed the firm into voluntary liquidation,The company lost £76,571 last year.
Business Post spokesman Bill Wallis says: All the pallet networks have had the same issues over time it's bound to happen. You're dealing with big companies — quite clearly you do the best to check them out before you take them on as a partner, but then business can change.
1 le adds that Tran-Stor's owners kept Business Post informed of its problems: "We knew all about it and he [Soltys] told us in advance. We made alternative arrangements so it's not one of these bolts from the blue.TH Roberts Transport has stepped in to cover the Telford postcodes.
• Lancaster-based Kidds Transport has joined UK Pallets following a six-year partnership with its rival Palletline. It will cover Lancaster and the area to the north, up to and including Kendal.