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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Yorkshire company nominated for Made by Britain project
Yorkshire manufacturing firm Hiley Engineering, which designs and fabricates bespoke conveyor systems for the food industry – has been nominated for the government’s ‘Made by Britain initiative in recognition of its manufacturing abilities by Halifax Labour MP Linda Riordan. Recently … Continue reading
Automotive Innovation Award finalists announced
The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) has unveiled the six shortlisted entries for its 2011 Automotive Innovation Award showcasing cutting-edge R&D work taking place in the UK automotive industry. Now in its second year, the Award, which was … Continue reading
Bentley’s new engineering boss to bring ‘new ideas and technology’
Crewe-based luxury car manufacturer Bentley Motors announced today (28 September)the appointment of 53 year-old Rolf Frech (pictured) as its new Board Member for Engineering. Frech joins from Porsche AG where he was Director for Complete Vehicle Engineering and Quality. Frech … Continue reading
Posted in Automotive, Manufacturing management, People
Tagged Bentley, Frech, Porsche, Verband der Automobilindustrie
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EEF hits out at European legislation
Ahead of today’s publication of the latest progress report on red tape, UK manufacturers have urged the government to redouble its efforts to reduce the burden of regulation to help get the economy growing and has hit out against more … Continue reading
Posted in Education & Training, health & safety, Manufacturing management
Tagged EEF, European legislation, red tape
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UK automotive manufacturing growth picks up
Latest figures show the UK car manufacturing rose 10.7% in August and is up 4.4% over the first eight months of 2011. Commercial vehicle output grew 9.3% in August, but remains down 4.0% over the January-August period. UK engine production … Continue reading
Manufacturers turning to service, say Cambridge boffins
Cambridge scholars have asserted that UK manufacturers are increasingly becoming a part of what has long been regarded as a rival service sector – a shift which they believe presents “significant opportunities”. New research led by Professor Andy Neely (pictured), … Continue reading
Investment drive boosts Midlands PCB manufacturer
Investment in the latest technology is giving a UK manufacturer of printed circuit boards a competitive edge with the boast that it now has the fastest turnaround time in the industry. Wrekin Circuits, which is part of the Midlands Assembly … Continue reading
Bid for £8bn boost to UK marine industry
This week’s Southampton Boat Show (pictured) saw Business Minister Mark Prisk launch the Marine Industries Growth Strategy – the first ever integrated UK strategy for the marine industries. The new strategy which aims to increase the value of the marine … Continue reading
Posted in energy, exports, Government/statistics, Manufacturing management, marine
Tagged Marine, offshore energy, Prisk, Southampton Boat Show
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