CH-Logistics (Salisbury)

12/07/2026

For Ludgershall (Tidworth side), we are away from Evri work for 1 week from Monday 13th July to Saturday 18th July inclusive. Back on Monday 20th July. There may be trainee cover couriers or contractors on those days or a huge backlog! See you all soon.

11/07/2026

A big thank you to all our lovely customers who have kept us hydrated with drinks and ice lollies over the past couple of weeks of hot weather.

06/07/2026

7 hours of depot sorting done. Now to do the deliveries!

06/07/2026

🚨BREAKING: Evri is suing the BBC for around £1.2m over a Panorama programme that featured complaints from drivers and customers about the delivery giant.

The firm claims it was libelled in a 15-minute section of Evri: Where's My Parcel?, which aired in December, arguing the segment wrongly suggested it used "exploitative business practices" and had misled a parliamentary committee by insisting its couriers were paid above minimum wage.

Evri denies those characterisations and says in High Court documents that it suffered "serious financial loss", including lost contracts worth more than £1.1m.

It is also seeking an injunction to stop the BBC repeating the claims.

Its barrister, Hugh Tomlinson KC, told the court that clients had referred to the broadcast as the reason they didn't want to work with the firm, and that management had spent nearly £33,000 explaining to clients and customers why the allegations were false.

He added it was "highly likely" recruitment of couriers would be hit, as the programme could leave them worried about their earnings.

02/07/2026

🚨BREAKING: The big parcel firms will no longer be able to wash their hands when an illegal worker is caught delivering their parcels, under new legislation set out by the government.

Until now, networks could lean on the subcontracting model. If an agency driver or a driver working for a small subcontractor was found working illegally, the brand at the top could point at the middleman and dodge the liability.

From October 1 that changes, with the primary company held directly responsible no matter how many subcontractors sit in the chain.

It comes as part of a new legal requirement for all employers, including those using self-employed and flexible working models, to carry out right-to-work checks, with fines of up to £60,000 for each illegal worker found delivering on a firm's behalf.

The move follows a Telegraph investigation into illegal working in the delivery sector, with the government saying arrests by immigration enforcement for illegal working in distribution and delivery rose by 217% last year compared with 2024.

Firms that keep breaking the law face further consequences too, with ministers taking powers to strip executives of their directorships and, in the most serious cases, jail offenders for up to five years.

Businesses will now get a three-month lead-in before the rules take effect.

13/06/2026

🚨BREAKING: Evri couriers have overwhelmingly rejected the company's 2025 pay offer, with 97% voting no on an 84% turnout.

The result, announced by the GMB today, comes after the union's National Committee took the unprecedented step of recommending members reject the deal, the first time it has ever done so on an Evri pay offer.

The offer included a one-off payment averaging £450 and a new banding system based on an "Equivalent Hourly Rate," which the company has not fully explained. It also rolled the postable uplift and Higher Service Payment into the personal rate, and would have closed two live disputes over parcel banding.

GMB National Officer Nicola Savage thanked members for voting, saying the result "sends a clear, united, and decisive message" and that "such a high level of participation demonstrates not only deep engagement, but also a shared belief in standing up for fairness and respect."

She added: "Today's result is not the end of the journey, it is a powerful step forward."

What happens next is not yet known.

The GMB says the rejection strengthens its position, with reps expected to meet to discuss the next move now the numbers are in.

23/05/2026

02/04/2026

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