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ANNOUNCES NEW CEO Clearway Group has announced a leadership transition. Phil Doyle, the Group’s new CEO, assumes responsibility for the day-to-day management of the business, succeeding Peter Eglinton, Group Executive Chairman, who has successfully led the organisation through a significant period of growth and transformation over the past two years.


Phil joins Clearway with more than 20 years of senior leadership experience in the security and safety industry. His previous roles include Vice President at Bosch Security Systems, Regional Director at AXIS Communications, and most recently, Chief Business Officer at BauWatch. Phil’s deep industry expertise and commercial acumen will play a crucial role in driving the Group’s continued growth across its core markets.


SPRING GDS TRIPLES CAPACITY AT HAYDOCK TO ENHANCE SHIPPING CAPABILITIES FOR NORTHERN


AND SCOTTISH CUSTOMERS PostNL’s international subsidiary Spring GDS is to triple daily processing capacity at its hub at Haydock to 25,000 items a day.


The move will speed up processing and dispatch times into the EU for the


maximum eco


impact he has made at Clearway. We are excited to welcome Phil, whose track record, coupled with his strategic vision align perfectly with our ambitions for the continued growth of the Clearway Group. We are excited to see what future successes Phil and the management team will deliver as they continue to expand into new areas.”


Clearway has had an exciting two years, marked by acquisitions, entry into new markets and strategic customer success. This has included further development in the UK and France plus expansion into Germany and Austria, extending its customer base to include national and international clients, accessing new sectors and realising a significant expansion of its security solution offerings throughout Europe.


Jonathan Brod, Managing Partner at Next Wave Partners, said: “We are immensely grateful to Peter for his outstanding leadership and the positive


company’s customers in the North and Scotland. Providing later cut-offs and longer order hours for many.


The move comes just months after the official opening of Spring GDS’ new UK hub at London Heathrow.


It further demonstrates Spring GDS’ strong commitment to the UK. Including meeting demand from strong commerce hubs such as Manchester, which local bodies have dubbed the ‘eCommerce powerhouse that has nurtured


This change marks a significant milestone in Clearway’s evolution, as it continues to deliver best in class security solutions across the UK and Europe. Under Phil’s leadership, the Group will embark on the next phase of its exciting strategic growth.


Phil added: “I’m really looking forward to what we can do next. The Group has grown significantly during the last two years under Peter’s stewardship, and I am looking forward to the challenge to continue that great work, supported by the entire Clearway team.”


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several of the UK’s homegrown retail tech unicorns including The Hut Group’.


Operating at the cutting-edge of global e-commerce, it also has the potential to power a reshoring trend that Cap Gemini Research said would see 59% of British respondents planning to upgrade or expand manufacturing capabilities in the UK and Europe between now and 2028.


Kelly van der Weg, Managing Director of Spring Global Delivery Solutions UK, said: “In these unusual times, the UK has the potential to become a still more important hub for international e-commerce providers seeking routes into Europe and the USA.


“Together with our new Heathrow facility, increased capacity at Haydock will help us to continue to untap potential for our ambitious customer base in important e-commerce centres – whether they are transporting apparel, wool or even golf equipment! It also highlights our ongoing commitment to providing an efficient service to customers, including those in the North and Scotland.”


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