AutoRaise

Latest News 18 Nov

AutoRaise partnership aims to improve opportunities for young people

AutoRaise has partnered with Future First to offer state school and college students support and advice to consider a career in the vehicle repair industry.
People News 9 Apr

Former Trend Tracker MD joins M&M Group as commercial director

M&M Group has announced the appointment of former Trend Tracker managing director, Mark Bull as its new commercial director.
People News 13 Jan

Bob Linwood to step down as AutoRaise CEO

AutoRaise CEO Bob Linwood is stepping down from his role as the charity is forced to adapt its cost base following the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.
People News 29 Sep

BRIT appoint Christine Maskill as new chair

BRIT, the Body Repair Industry Trailblazer, has appointed NCR Bodyshops managing director Christine Maskill to chair the group.
Latest News 10 Sep

AutoRaise reaches out to redundant Nationwide Accident Repair Centres apprentices

AutoRaise have contacted Nationwide Accdient Repair Centres administrator PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) to offer support and assistance to any technical apprentices that were made redundant due to the closure of stores.
Latest News 4 Feb

Body repair industry’s ‘biggest threat’ is skills crisis, survey reveals

The UK body repair sector is under threat from an industry-wide shortage of skills, according to a survey by Auto Body Projects and Trend Tracker.
Latest News 14 Aug

VDA standard approved by Institute for Apprenticeships

The Vehicle Damage Assessor (VDA) Standard has been approved and published by the Institute of Apprenticeships, AutoRaise has announced.
People News 4 Jan

Former Auto Body Professionals Club director joins AutoRaise

AutoRaise has announced the appointment of former Auto Body Professionals director Mark Bull.
Latest News 5 Jun

AutoRaise first to sign off Multi Skilled Apprenticeship Standard

AutoRaise have announced that they are the first to achieve sign off for their Multi Skilled Apprenticeship Standard ‘end point assessment plan’.

The UK’s leading event for motor retailers.

A day of insightful, engaging content that Automotive Management LIVE is known for whilst enabling our audience to connect with the full range of suppliers to motor retail, learn and share industry best practice, and discuss how to prepare for the future of motor retail.

When: November 10, 2022

Where: NEC, Birmingham

Days

Hours

Minutes

Seconds

AM Feature List

Find out what features are in this month's, and future, issues

AutoRaise

AutoRaise partnership aims to improve opportunities for young people

Former Trend Tracker MD joins M&M Group as commercial director

Bob Linwood to step down as AutoRaise CEO

BRIT appoint Christine Maskill as new chair

AutoRaise reaches out to redundant Nationwide Accident Repair Centres apprentices

Body repair industry’s ‘biggest threat’ is skills crisis, survey reveals

VDA standard approved by Institute for Apprenticeships

Former Auto Body Professionals Club director joins AutoRaise

AutoRaise first to sign off Multi Skilled Apprenticeship Standard

Volvo Car UK postpones retailers' agency model launch for three months

Motorpoint: reduced finance income and EV values to impact profits for ‘foreseeable future’

Arnold Clark blackmailed by hackers following cyber attack data breach

Arnold Clark’s Christmas cyber attack recovery a ‘mammoth task’

Used EV nerves intensify as values decline four times faster than diesel

Arnold Clark blackmailed by hackers following cyber attack data breach

FCA gives firms extra Consumer Duty guides as review finds laggards

Sheriff orders refund on nine-year-old DS 5 in ‘landmark’ RejectMyCar court case

Brothers Harry and Neal Grainger start new car retail group with Mantles Kia acquisition

RRG and Norton Way owner acquires HPL used car supermarket group

BCA begins consultation over Upper Heyford preparation centre closure

Toyota appoints new CEO to lead transition into electrified mobility

Parkers' heycar partnership offers car buyers access to 80,000 used car ads

Agile approach needed as new car orders ‘drop off a cliff’, opinion