Newsletter
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Issue 33 - 18th August 2023
A welcome note from Sue Robinson
This week, NFDA has been busy lobbying for the automotive sector on a range of pressing issues. NFDA had a productive meeting with representatives from Transport for London to discuss the impending Ultra-Low Emission Zone which is due to come into force at the end of the month. The meeting presented the opportunity for NFDA to relay our concerns over the daily charge of £12.50 which will place increased pressure...
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18th August 2023
NFDA voices discontent with Government's 'short sighted'...
NFDA’s Commercial Vehicle division wrote to the Department of Transport (DfT) highlighting key regulatory issues that have been holding back the Electric Van market. Since 2018 the government have...
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18th August 2023
NFDA meets with Transport for London to discuss ULEZ and...
On Tuesday 15 August, The National Franchised Dealers Association (NFDA) held a productive meeting with representatives from Transport for London (TfL) to discuss details of the expansion of the...
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18th August 2023
New MOT test certificate feature to help re-establish...
The Drivers and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) has recently announced through their social media that vehicle recalls will now appear on MOT test certificates. See image above as an example. The...
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18th August 2023
Bullying Claims in the workplace: what constitutes bullying...
The recent high-profile investigation and report into the bullying allegations levelled at Dominic Raab has highlighted the issue of bullying conduct in the workplace. The report re-emphasised what...
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18th August 2023
Have you reminded your dealership network to complete the...
The National Franchised Dealers Association (NFDA) is pleased to announce that the Summer 2023 edition of the Dealer Attitude Survey(DAS) is now live and will continue to run for six weeks, through...
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18th August 2023
Retail sales fall 1.2% in July, with wet weather to blame
Retail sales volumes fell by 1.2% in July after the wet weather hit summer clothing sales and the cost of living weighed on food shoppers. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said it was a...
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Are you done with school and have just received your results, feeling a bit uncertain about your next steps? If you're looking for a path that's exciting, dynamic, and full of opportunities, consider...
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18th August 2023
Interest rates starting to take toll on output levels,...
A monthly business tracker, compiled by Lloyds, found that 13 of 14 sectors said they had suffered from falling new orders last month, citing high inflation and climbing borrowing costs as the reason...
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