Chorlton Express Transport LTD

16/07/2026

14/07/2026

Quiet on socials. Loud on the road. 🚛

Video Credit: j.b.truckphotography

A tribute to Michael Chorlton, every mile for you 💙

12/07/2026

28 today👵🏼

This little face is 22 today 😳

02/07/2026

‼️ JOB VACANCY‼️

Class 1 C+E Day Driver (Pallet Network)
•Permanent
•Full time role
•Monday-Friday

Based in Royton, Oldham

For any further information or to register interest in the above role, please email CVs or any enquiries;
To: [email protected]

18/06/2026

Congratulations Saul 🥳👏

PASSED 🥳 🥳

Congratulations to Saul on passing his Category CE this morning completing our Car to Class 1 Course 👏

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25/03/2026

New wheels, same mission: delivering and collecting without limits. Restricted access? Not a problem — our fleet runs from agile 3.5t vans all the way up to full-size artics, ready for any job.

18/02/2026

a charity close to our heart💙

UPN Presents £4,500 to Alzheimer’s Society

United Pallet Network (UPN) has reinforced its commitment to community support by presenting £4,500 to Alzheimer’s Society following its recent Annual Awards celebration.

The funds were raised through a charity raffle and auction held as part of the company’s annual awards event, reflecting the generosity and shared purpose of the UPN membership. The donation was particularly meaningful this year, as Alzheimer’s Society was chosen as the charity of Liam Connolly Road Freight winners of the UPN Members’ Member Award 2024.

The donation was presented by UPN Regional Director Andrew Knowles and Sue Keenan to David and Margaret Barnes, who represented Alzheimer’s Society.

Margaret Barnes said: “Every pound raised helps us reach more families facing the daily realities of dementia. In Staffordshire, that means more advice, more support groups, and more moments of connection through services like Singing for the Brain. We are incredibly grateful to UPN for standing alongside us in the fight to ensure no one faces dementia alone.”

Dementia is the UK’s biggest killer. It devastates lives, overwhelms families and carers, and places immense pressure on the NHS, social care, and the wider economy. Alzheimer’s Society is leading the way in tackling the condition — funding pioneering research, campaigning to make dementia the priority it must be, and delivering frontline support to those who need it most.

Andrew Knowles added: “At UPN, we believe successful businesses have a responsibility beyond the bottom line. Our members always step up when it matters, and this fundraising effort shows the strength of our network and our shared desire to make a meaningful difference in the communities we serve.”

Since its inception in 2001, UPN has consistently championed charitable causes, recognising that strong businesses help build stronger communities. Together, UPN and Alzheimer’s Society are working towards a future where dementia no longer devastates lives.

21/01/2026

‼️Player Profile‼️

This week's profile player is 3rd team regular Luke Pickup. Luke only joined the club as a player last season and has made a massive impact with some terrific performances. Get yourself along and watch him in action this weekend at Rakewood. Luke is sponsored by Chorlton Express Transport LTD