In response to the rejected Brexit deal, a report by the Institute of Directors (IoD) from over 1,000 of its members found 45% backed a second referendum, making it the most popular course of action.
Organisations capable of developing smarter, more energy-efficient technologies to advance the UK aerospace industry have until 23 January to apply for up to £150m in grant funding.
With the boost to bakery chain Greggs largely down to its newly launched vegan sausage roll, and many taking on ‘veganuary’ this month, the rise of alternative food and drinks products is no longer a trend, but a shift in lifestyle. How can businesses leverage it?
The industry-led productivity and competitiveness improvement programme, Sharing in Growth, has now helped UK aerospace suppliers win orders worth more than £3.4bn - almost a third of which was achieved in 2018.
Another referendum, a new deal negotiated with the EU, another attempt at getting the rejected Brexit deal passed through parliament or a no deal? We asked British manufacturers what they want to happen.
The story of Nishant Raj, Industry 4.0 lead at a global manufacturer, clearly shows that the miscommunication between government and industry over work visas needs to be addressed if the UK is to ever going to solve its skills gap.
Global sportswear manufacturer, Nike, has launched a pair of self-lacing trainers that can adapt to the unique shape of the wearer’s foot and can be controlled via a smartphone.
A new report has found that the UK public support the transition to low carbon, reliable and affordable energy systems and are willing to pay more for it.
Yesterday evening, MPs voted by 432 votes to 202 to reject Theresa May’s Brexit deal, the biggest defeat for a government in history. UK manufacturing responds.
