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Click the thumbs up > Dealers' prospects for 2021, business opportunities and retailing in a post-Brexit, post-FCA changes market, are all topics for discussion with the AM Motor Retail Review webinar panellists this afternoon at 2pm. AM readers can watch the 45-minute webinar free by registering here. Registration also allows you to watch on demand after this afternoon. Chaired by AM editor Tim Rose, the January AM Motor Retail Review webinar panellists are: Louise Wallis, head of business management at the National Franchised Dealers Association  Adrian Dally, head of motor finance at the...

A Christmas message from the AM team

• Year-end new car and van registrations results. • Industry reaction to the Brexit saga and January’s implementation of revised motor finance rules. • The expectations for 2021 and the key steps in a strategy for success. Chaired by AM editor Tim Rose, he will be joined by senior executives from the motor retail industry, who’ll share their own experiences and learnings from Q4 2020 and outline some ways dealers can get a strong start to 2021. Rose said: “Despite all the challenges UK motor retail has closed the year strongly, and there are learnings to be had that can be used in...

• Year-end new car and van registrations results. • Industry reaction to the Brexit saga and January’s implementation of revised motor finance rules. • The expectations for 2021 and the key steps in a strategy for success. Chaired by AM editor Tim Rose, he will be joined by senior executives from the motor retail industry, who’ll share their own experiences and learnings from Q4 2020 and outline some ways dealers can get a strong start to 2021. Rose said: “I’m sure many are keen to leave 2020 behind. Yet despite all the challenges UK motor retail has closed the year strongly, an...

Clinton fifth-grade students host holiday food drive for local families and last updated 2020-12-14 11:37:50-05 CLINTON — As the holidays unfold, 17 families in Clinton, Montana will gather around their kitchen tables for a big Christmas dinner, a meal that perhaps they wouldn’t have if it weren’t for a group of fifth-grade students. “As a class, we were talking about how there's been some changes in the way things are done, not just in school but life in general -- and how that's been a little difficult for people,” said Clinton teacher Tim Rose. “And I thought...