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UKWA Members Showcase Operations To Policymakers


The UK Warehousing Association is delighted to have joined Sarah Edwards MP and Sir Jeremy Wright MP on visits arranged for UKWA members Movianto UK and Iron Mountain respectively.


UKWA Policy & Public Affairs Director Edwin Morgan joined Operations Director Andy Robinson and the team at Movianto UK’s Tamworth based hub to welcome Sarah, while UKWA CEO Clare Bottle took part in Sir Jeremy’s tour of Iron Mountain’s facility in Rugby.


Commenting on the Movianto visit, Edwin said:

“It was fantastic to be able to visit Movianto UK's hub in Tamworth with Sarah Edwards MP. It's a great facility, showcasing how the company supports customers in the healthcare, pharmaceutical and medical devices sectors. They are quite literally vital to the UK, keeping patients healthy with home deliveries."

"Not only are they making a positive difference to their local community, they also have much wider importance to the economy. In the recent Industrial Strategy, the Government identified healthcare and life sciences as a key growth-driving sector. It's often forgotten that sectors like these simply can't function without the partnership of logistics and warehousing companies, so it was a great opportunity for Sarah, as a member of the Business and Trade Committee, to visit this site and see at first hand the essential work Movianto is doing."


Sarah added:

“It was great to visit the Movianto site in my constituency to see the part they play in supporting the health of the UK. Logistics keeps our country moving and is vital to our economy, so I look forward to continuing to work with the UK Warehousing Association to support the sector.”

Of her visit to Iron Mountain, Clare said:

“We love to collaborate with our members to talk about warehousing with policy makers, so Sir Jeremy’s visit to Iron Mountain’s Rugby facility, which is dedicated to secure storage of both digital and paper documents, provided us with the perfect opportunity to help to set the scene for a better economic future."

“Our sector isn't just about storing goods, it’s an essential backbone to the UK economy: and, like many of our members, both Iron Mountain and Movianto UK provide vital employment at sites across the country!”

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  • Aug 19, 2025
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The UK Warehousing Association is delighted to have joined Sarah Edwards MP and Sir Jeremy Wright MP on visits arranged for UKWA members Movianto UK and Iron Mountain respectively.


UKWA Policy & Public Affairs Director Edwin Morgan joined Operations Director Andy Robinson and the team at Movianto UK’s Tamworth based hub to welcome Sarah, while UKWA CEO Clare Bottle took part in Sir Jeremy’s tour of Iron Mountain’s facility in Rugby.


Commenting on the Movianto visit, Edwin said:

“It was fantastic to be able to visit Movianto UK's hub in Tamworth with Sarah Edwards MP. It's a great facility, showcasing how the company supports customers in the healthcare, pharmaceutical and medical devices sectors. They are quite literally vital to the UK, keeping patients healthy with home deliveries."

"Not only are they making a positive difference to their local community, they also have much wider importance to the economy. In the recent Industrial Strategy, the Government identified healthcare and life sciences as a key growth-driving sector. It's often forgotten that sectors like these simply can't function without the partnership of logistics and warehousing companies, so it was a great opportunity for Sarah, as a member of the Business and Trade Committee, to visit this site and see at first hand the essential work Movianto is doing."


Sarah added:

“It was great to visit the Movianto site in my constituency to see the part they play in supporting the health of the UK. Logistics keeps our country moving and is vital to our economy, so I look forward to continuing to work with the UK Warehousing Association to support the sector.”

Of her visit to Iron Mountain, Clare said:

“We love to collaborate with our members to talk about warehousing with policy makers, so Sir Jeremy’s visit to Iron Mountain’s Rugby facility, which is dedicated to secure storage of both digital and paper documents, provided us with the perfect opportunity to help to set the scene for a better economic future."

“Our sector isn't just about storing goods, it’s an essential backbone to the UK economy: and, like many of our members, both Iron Mountain and Movianto UK provide vital employment at sites across the country!”

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