Cygnet Texkimp has developed a 3D winding technology for the automotive and aerospace lightweighting market; the company’s managing director, Luke Vardy, explains why the 3D winding machine could be a game-changer in the fibre manufacturing industry.
A 1965 Ford Mustang powered up the famed hill climb track at the Goodwood Festival of Speed last week. Nothing unusual about that, perhaps, given the Festival is a celebration of all things automotive, except this Mustang was driving itself autonomously, as Nick Peters reports.
Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Liz Truss visited Cornwall to herald the thriving food industry in the region and encourage more businesses to export Cornish foods abroad.
At yesterday’s Goodwood Festival of Speed (12 July), luxury British sportscar and supercar manufacturer, McLaren Automotive, announced an ambitious, wide-ranging business plan that will take the company to its fifteenth anniversary.
The long-awaited Brexit white paper has been published by the government, stressing that Britain cannot have it all when it is to leave the EU next March; but what does this mean for manufacturing?
Qiagen, a German diagnostics company, has confirmed it is expanding its research and development activities in the UK, creating or supporting up to 1,500 jobs.
Despite a valiant effort over 120 nail-biting minutes, England finally came unstuck last night against Croatia - just one game shy of reaching the 2018 World Cup final.
Women’s fashion brand David Nieper, which designs and manufactures all its ranges in its own factory in Derbyshire, is rolling out the UK’s first digital printing plant for jersey fabric.
