Matthew Williamson, Partner in the Real Estate team at law firm Weightmans LLP, attempts to bring some clarity to the possible implications of the Energy Act to owners of industrial property.
Speakers set a high bar for discussion at the National Manufacturing Debate with insight into the productivity imperative, the wonders of incremental gains and the challenges of quantifying productivity in design.
Laura Cohen, CEO of the British Ceramic Confederation digests recent energy policy and its implications for manufacturing competitiveness in the UK.
Renishaw helps teachers inspire a new generation of engineers with the D&T Association’s Skills Gap programme.
James Pozzi tours the home of Marshall, the iconic British manufacturer of music amplification equipment.
SMEs must prioritise technology to be ‘future-proof’ says Pieter Hamans, principal, product marketing at Exact
Revealing the pathways to advanced service provision for UK manufacturers.
The UK’s biggest machine tool exhibition took place in Birmingham in April, playing host to over 500 exhibitors. But does the growth of the sector’s flagship show illustrate a wider upturn in the industry’s fortunes?
Malcolm Wheatley profiles how shot blasting equipment manufacturer Wheelabrator sought out Columbus to cater for its ERP needs.
Jane Gray talks to Professor John Perkins about putting his highly acclaimed review of engineering skills in the UK into practice.
