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In 2009, Hyster Europe marks 80 years in the materials handling business and the company is still setting standards and delivering effective solutions for ports and terminals operations. Hyster will be appearing at TOC Europe, in June this year.

Wembley twins Raajul and Rushabh Shah, 19, have recently returned from China, where they took part in Lattitude Global Volunteering projects.

Moray girl, Esme Saville, has recently returned from a Lattitude Global Volunteering placement in Malawi, where she lived, and taught in schools, for almost a year.

Southfields Community College student Merlain Makiadi, of Tooting, has given up using public transport, getting around London by foot for a whole month, to raise £2,000 to fund a volunteering trip to India.

As extreme weather conditions strike many parts of Europe, Hyster Europe announces a variety of weather protection options for its new electric forklift trucks to help operations run smoothly, whatever the weather.

Explosion protection company Pyroban has modified a remote controlled Valla crane, so that it can be used in maintenance operations at a UK refinery, without being the source of ignition in a potentially explosive atmosphere.