3rd February 2010Mail shot service from Grand Prix Express

If you have regular or, even occasional mail shots to your customers, have you stopped to think if you are paying too much for this service? At Grand Prix Express, we not only handle your UK and Worldwide parcels and pallets, but we can now also help you with your important mailing requirements to your valued customers.

If you feel you are paying too much for your regular mailings to your customers, simply ring us on 01492 546497 and ask John for a quick quote.

28th January 2010Expanded International Pallet Services available from Grand Prix Express

Our International business team are pleased to announce an exciting new initiative, in association with our international pallet partners.

Our Pallet Network partners, Fortec, have recently developed increased daily operational ties with their parent company Geodis and this has lead to an extended and broader pallet service into mainland Europe. Grand Prix Express has worked with Fortec for over 10 years and in this time, the Fortec name has become recognised as a mark of excellence within the UK Domestic pallet industry and we are delighted that they are now expanding their European operations in 2010. The new services provide a quicker quotation process, broader delivery services, excellent track and trace and full POD (proof of delivery) scanning.

Next time your product is representing your business in Europe, why not give John Hatcher or Karen Owens a call for a quote you’ll find hard to beat. 01492-545293. Karen@grandprixexpress.com john.hatcher@grandprixexpress.com

22nd March 2010Russell Godwin Marathon Charity Cycle Ride

Grand Prix Express Managing Director Russell Godwin has successfully completed a 102-mile Cycle ride on Friday 19th March as part of the local Cycle Club Sport Relief activities. Russell and several club friends cycled a route from Colwyn Bay through to Bryn Y Maen – Nebo – Pentrefoelas – Mignant – Ffestiniog – Rhyd – Beddgelert – Llanberis – Deniolen – Mynydd Llandegai – Bethesda – Capel Curig – Betws Y Coed – Llanrwst – Tafarn Y Fedw – Bryn Y Maen and finally back to Colwyn Bay.

Each rider raised money for their chosen cause and other riders who made the gruelling distance included John Harvey, Adrian Leonard, Paul Howarth and Justin McIlveen.