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SUMMARY:BIFA Regional Members Meeting - Gatwick
DESCRIPTION:The next BIFA Gatwick Regional Members Meeting is on 23rd October 2025 11:00-13:00. \nThe aim of the meeting is to ensure that you are fully briefed on key issues that may impact your business and to give you the chance to share your views with fellow members. \nGuest speakers:\nGatwick representatives will give updates on the Northern Runway project and we will discuss with members how cargo operations and landside slot booking needs to be set up to enable the growth in cargo throughput.\nJeremy Taylor\, MD of The Company Connector\, works closely with the Gatwick Diamond business community and will share news on the formation of a Parliamentary All Party Policy Group called “The South East Gatwick Diamond Growth Gateway”.\nThis Policy will have a Transport theme so BIFA will be seeking members views to influence this body on the cargo aspects of the policy. \nThe re-development of the Heathrow cargo facilities will have a major impact on UK logistics and members.\nAndy Cooke\, BIFA’s External Affairs Consultant\, who is leading our involvement in the re-development project will update the meeting with the latest from the Advisory Body\, LHR congestion & AIS rollout meeting held on 29th July.\nMark Bellis\, BT’s Head of Strategy and Product Development\, and Claudia Carley\, Product and Customs\, will present:\n• How the AIS system currently works\n• The plans to add functionality to optimise landside movements for imports and exports\n• The implications and benefits of using AIS \nCarol Rayfield \,Border Force FEDAT (Freight Engagement and Data)\, will update on Safety and Security followed by Q&A covering:\n• Compliance procedures for ENS declarations and GVMS\n• An increasing focus on repercussions with those carriers/intermediaries failing to address notified compliance issues\n• Plans for the mandatory use of the ENS declaration MRN within the GMR \nWe will have updates from the BIFA team on:\n• The major review of the BIFA Standard Trading Conditions:\n• plans for briefing members and guidance documents\n• why incorporation is vital\n• examples of the benefits to members\n• why incorporation is vital\n• Customs: updates from the recent Policy Group meeting held on September 18th\n• Air Freight\, Road\, Rail and Port updates including Dover\, London Gateway\, Felixstowe and DP World Southampton\n• Sustainability Policy Group report including as assessment of the impact of the recent UK-EU Reset Summit\n• Member Engagement: scheduled events and improving member contact details accuracy and access to the BIFA website portal\n• Training and Development including the new of BIFA bitesize e learning modules accessed via the BIFA portal. \n  \nIf you’d like to attend this meeting\, please register HERE \nFor further information contact your BIFA Regional Representative\, Paul Cunningham (p.cunningham@bifa.org) \n***Regional events are open to all full and associate members only***
URL:https://dev.bifa.org/event/bifa-regional-members-meeting-gatwick-7-2/
CATEGORIES:Regional Meetings
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SUMMARY:BIFA Regional Members Meeting - Gatwick
DESCRIPTION:The next BIFA Gatwick Regional Members Meeting is on 23rd October 2025 11:00-13:00. \nThe aim of the meeting is to ensure that you are fully briefed on key issues that may impact your business and to give you the chance to share your views with fellow members. \nGuest speakers:\nGatwick representatives will give updates on the Northern Runway project and we will discuss with members how cargo operations and landside slot booking needs to be set up to enable the growth in cargo throughput.\nJeremy Taylor\, MD of The Company Connector\, works closely with the Gatwick Diamond business community and will share news on the formation of a Parliamentary All Party Policy Group called “The South East Gatwick Diamond Growth Gateway”.\nThis Policy will have a Transport theme so BIFA will be seeking members views to influence this body on the cargo aspects of the policy. \nThe re-development of the Heathrow cargo facilities will have a major impact on UK logistics and members.\nAndy Cooke\, BIFA’s External Affairs Consultant\, who is leading our involvement in the re-development project will update the meeting with the latest from the Advisory Body\, LHR congestion & AIS rollout meeting held on 29th July.\nMark Bellis\, BT’s Head of Strategy and Product Development\, and Claudia Carley\, Product and Customs\, will present:\n• How the AIS system currently works\n• The plans to add functionality to optimise landside movements for imports and exports\n• The implications and benefits of using AIS \nCarol Rayfield \,Border Force FEDAT (Freight Engagement and Data)\, will update on Safety and Security followed by Q&A covering:\n• Compliance procedures for ENS declarations and GVMS\n• An increasing focus on repercussions with those carriers/intermediaries failing to address notified compliance issues\n• Plans for the mandatory use of the ENS declaration MRN within the GMR \nWe will have updates from the BIFA team on:\n• The major review of the BIFA Standard Trading Conditions:\n• plans for briefing members and guidance documents\n• why incorporation is vital\n• examples of the benefits to members\n• why incorporation is vital\n• Customs: updates from the recent Policy Group meeting held on September 18th\n• Air Freight\, Road\, Rail and Port updates including Dover\, London Gateway\, Felixstowe and DP World Southampton\n• Sustainability Policy Group report including as assessment of the impact of the recent UK-EU Reset Summit\n• Member Engagement: scheduled events and improving member contact details accuracy and access to the BIFA website portal\n• Training and Development including the new of BIFA bitesize e learning modules accessed via the BIFA portal. \n  \nIf you’d like to attend this meeting\, please register HERE \nFor further information contact your BIFA Regional Representative\, Paul Cunningham (p.cunningham@bifa.org) \n***Regional events are open to all full and associate members only***
URL:https://dev.bifa.org/event/bifa-regional-members-meeting-gatwick-7/
CATEGORIES:Regional Meetings
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SUMMARY:BIFA Webinar - Introducing the 2025 BIFA Standard Trading Conditions
DESCRIPTION:In view of the changing nature of the business activities of many BIFA members\, BIFA conducted a thorough review of its Standard Trading Conditions (STC) during the first half of 2025. In addition\, the recent legislative changes stemming from the UK leaving the European Union and increasing friction in global trade have necessitated a number of amendments. \nThe review was led by BIFA’s Legal and Insurance Policy Group in consultation with solicitors\, insurers and the wider BIFA Membership.  The review resulted in the biggest re-write of the BIFA STC since they were originally published in 1988.  In this webinar\, Robert Windsor will present the 2025 conditions to Members\, pointing out the most significant changes to the wording of clauses and the potential impacts on Members’ business. \nThe new conditions will be the only valid BIFA STC after 31 December 2025. Members will be reminded that the STC must be properly incorporated into all customer contracts in order that the member benefits from the protections offered and that the new terms must be brought to the attention of all existing customers. Insurers and any overseas agents must also be advised of the switch to the new set of conditions. \nCopies of all relevant documents relating to the re-written STC will be available on the BIFA website. \nREGISTER HERE to join the webinar.
URL:https://dev.bifa.org/event/bifa-webinar-introducing-the-2025-bifa-standard-trading-conditions-2-2/
LOCATION:Maltacourt Ltd
CATEGORIES:Member webinar
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SUMMARY:BIFA Webinar - Introducing the 2025 BIFA Standard Trading Conditions
DESCRIPTION:In view of the changing nature of the business activities of many BIFA members\, BIFA conducted a thorough review of its Standard Trading Conditions (STC) during the first half of 2025. In addition\, the recent legislative changes stemming from the UK leaving the European Union and increasing friction in global trade have necessitated a number of amendments. \nThe review was led by BIFA’s Legal and Insurance Policy Group in consultation with solicitors\, insurers and the wider BIFA Membership.  The review resulted in the biggest re-write of the BIFA STC since they were originally published in 1988.  In this webinar\, Robert Windsor will present the 2025 conditions to Members\, pointing out the most significant changes to the wording of clauses and the potential impacts on Members’ business. \nThe new conditions will be the only valid BIFA STC after 31 December 2025. Members will be reminded that the STC must be properly incorporated into all customer contracts in order that the member benefits from the protections offered and that the new terms must be brought to the attention of all existing customers. Insurers and any overseas agents must also be advised of the switch to the new set of conditions. \nCopies of all relevant documents relating to the re-written STC will be available on the BIFA website. \nREGISTER HERE to join the webinar.
URL:https://dev.bifa.org/event/bifa-webinar-introducing-the-2025-bifa-standard-trading-conditions-2/
LOCATION:Maltacourt Ltd
CATEGORIES:Member webinar
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