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Arnold Clark has donated two boxes of seat covers to nurses in Bradford. Aneurin Bevan University Health Board initially tweeted asking for donations of disposable car seat covers for Frontline District Nurses and Community Teams to help to reduce the risk of infection. Several companies have responded, providing seat covers to healthcare workers in their ... This story continues at Arnold Clark donates seat covers to Bradford nurses Or just read more coverage at Motor Trader ...

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The BVRLA has welcomed the Governments decision to postpone the implementation of Clean Air Zones (CAZ) until 2021. BVRLA chief executive Gerry Keaney said: This is a very sensible decision in the current circumstances. It gives some temporary respite for businesses and individuals trying to come to terms with the current health crisis and gives ... This story continues at BVRLA welcomes Government’s Clean Air Zones delay Or just read more coverage at Motor Trader ...

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The impact of the coronavirus situation on individual finances could mean that the post-crisis motor finance sector could potentially look quite different, says Startline Motor Finance. “With millions of people having to access Government help to support their personal finances, current methods of credit scoring applicants could have much decreased relevance,” said CEO Paul Burgess. ... This story continues at Post-crisis motor finance sector could look quite different Or just r...

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Inchcape said today that its business had been adversely impacted by COVID-19 although it was still operating at reduced levels in 14 markets. It has taken swift action to reduce costs and capital expenditure and the board directors have taken a 20% cut in salary in the second quarter. Given the high level of uncertainty ... This story continues at Inchcape board takes 20% cut in salary in Q2 Or just read more coverage at Motor Trader ...

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Van sales fell -54.3% in March amid the nationwide lockdown measures in response to the coronavirus crisis. The market saw just 30,247 vehicles registered in what the SMMT described as stark evidence of a crisis of totally unprecedented proportions. Demand fell in double digits across most segments, with only the small volume 4×4 sector experiencing ... This story continues at Van sales fall 54% in March amid nationwide lockdown Or just read more coverage at Motor Trader ...

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Van sales have held up in March because of the need for home deliveries and urgent vehicle replacements for tradespeople and essential workers during the coronavirus crisis. BuyaCar.co.uk has said that van sales in March “increased 20-fold as a proportion of total vehicle sales on the platform”. The trend is driven by the surge in ... This story continues at Home deliveries and vehicle replacements important for van sales, says BuyaCar Or just read more coverage at Motor Trader...

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