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Will Rimell
Will Rimell is the Editor of CAT Magazine, the leading publication for the construction and transport industries. With a keen eye for industry trends and a passion for heavy machinery, Will oversees the magazine’s editorial direction, ensuring readers stay informed on everything from infrastructure projects to the latest plant equipment. His commitment to high-quality, investigative journalism has made CAT a trusted voice for professionals across the sector.
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Are you man, or woman, enough?
Are you man, or woman, enough?
Birchwood and Shell in supply deal
Birchwood and Shell in lubricant supply deal
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Right to Choose campaign is go
Right to Choose consumer education drive launched
HEADLINE NEWS: RMI HOPES TO SAVE GARAGES A £5000 HEATING BILL
DEFRA has re-launched its review into the use of Small Waste Oil Burners in workshops and garages. The review could ultimately lead to the units being banned, lumping garages with an extra £5000 in heating bills. The RMI and GEA are campaigning to halt the review.
HEADLINE NEWS: COUNTERFEIT AUTODATA CD LEADS TO £3500 REPAIR BILL
Autodata has become the victim of counterfeiting, after it emerged that a garage in Warwickshire had been using a fake version of the information specialist's software to safety check vehicles. The company was made aware following a complaint by a vehicle manufacturer.
HEADLINE FEATURE: WHERE NEXT FOR ECP?
You’ve got to hand it to the team at Euro Car Parts. It’s now 35 years since the original Highways Autos store was opened by 18-year-old Sukhpal Singh in Wilsden but, with a projected turnover of £340 million this year, ECP seems nowhere near the zenith of its rocketship growth trajectory.