W H Malcolm welcomes members of UKWA to their Heritage Centre, Burnbrae Drive, Linwood, Paisley PA3 3BU at for our Scottish Regional Meeting on Thursday 16^th September 2010 beginning at 1100 am.   Members should indicate their interest to attend by return of email stating their name and position within their company asap.   Car parking is available next to the Heritage Centre 

About W H Malcolm 

Originating as a family owned business The Malcolm Group has become a leading provider of Logistics and Construction Services throughout the UK.  The Group also provides a comprehensive fleet maintenance, MOT and vehicle recovery service.  Employing assets of over 2,000 people, the Group still upholds the personalised hands-on approach of its family owned background promoting and building successful partnerships for long term mutual gain with customers, suppliers and employees alike. 

Malcolm Logistics, a division of The Malcolm Group provides integrated logistics solutions to a range of ‘Blue Chip’ customers incorporating warehousing and handling services, road and rail distribution and supply chain management throughout the UK and increasingly into Europe. Their customer partnerships and alliances are crucial and their focus on new technologies adds further dimension to the Malcolm Logistics package.  One of their key strengths is their network of strategically chosen transport hubs and rail connected warehouses.  Each is next to a major trunk road and enjoys prime links that promote swift response times.

Malcolm Logistics business is ever changing.  As well as their investment in vehicles they are expanding their rail freight operation and are constantly investing in the most modern streamlined systems to enable their business to remain at the cutting edge of the industry.

The Malcolm Group is a forward thinking environmentally responsive company organisation.  Their focus is to develop marketable and highly innovative solutions that are flexible enough to meet the challenges of the future commercially and environmentally.       

Programme

1100

Tea & Coffee on arrival

1120

Introduction and welcome by Derek Cooper, UKWA Scottish Region Chairman

1130

Presentation by Freddy Solomon,  Assistant Warehouse Director,  W H Malcolm who will give an overview of the business together with an insight into the capacity and workings of The Malcolm Group

1200

Tour of the facility

1300

Update on Association news and events by Roger Williams, CEO UKWA

1315

Open Forum Discussion

1345

Lunch and networking

1430

Depart