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The Timber Transport Forum was established in February 2000 to provide a mechanism for sharing ideas and best practice on timber haulage issues. A network of nine Regional Timber Transport Groups - seven in Scotland and one each in England and Wales, enable regional specific operational solutions to be found through Local Authorities working in collaboration with the forest industry. The Forum brings together representatives of the Regional Timber Transport Groups from England, Scotland and Wales; local government; central government agencies and the timber industry.
The vision of the Forum is:
Working in partnership with communities, their representatives and the forest industry to promote a vibrant and sustainable timber transport sector and to secure social and environmental benefits.
The Forum has identifed nine strategic objectives:
There is more detailed information available in the Forum's strategic plan. **link**
The Forum's work is managed by the Confederation of Forest Industries and receives financial support from Scottish Enterprise, Forestry Commission Scotland, Forestry Commission England and Forestry Commission Wales. The Forum's activities are co-ordinated by a Project Officer. All enquiries relating to the Timber Transport Forum should be addressed to: