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Energy & Utility Skills celebrates 25 years

Energy & Utility Skills has announced it is celebrating 25 years as an industry skills body, collaborating with employers, regulators, governments and agencies across the UK. For over a quarter of a century, the business has identified workforce and skills needs, adapting to many challenges, and delivering solutions to meet employers’ needs.

Annual UK contribution of manufacturing report highlights significance of devolved nations

Automation UK 2024 brings automation and robotics to life

Digital Catapult launches platform to solve supply chain setbacks

Employers and staff optimistic about impact of new technologies, despite uncertainty about safety

Manufacturing Technologies Association applauds new UK Government’s industry commitment

Devolved nations see manufacturing jobs boost

World Youth Skills Day

Taking place on July 15, World Youth Skills Day highlights the importance of equipping young people with the right skills for employment to enable them to succeed in their career.

Eight pioneers chart a sustainable future for UK manufacturing

MTC honoured with Silver Award from the Ministry of Defence

Advanced Engineering set to open its doors again in October

EngineeringUK tells new government "no time like the present"

First 100 days of new Government must see five key commitments

Ingersoll Rand completes acquisition of HI-LINE Industries

Engineers Without Borders UK reveal winners

SKF UK launches Maintenance Partner Programme

Registrants honoured in Top 50 Women in Engineering List

New scholarships launched to support future female engineers

UK Young Engineer of the Year and UK Young Technologist of the Year announced

Safety: A moral imperative to do the right thing

By Stephen Phipson CBE, Make UK CEO: The most important responsibility a company has is to ensure that its people and environment are kept safe from harm. This is not just simply a box ticking exercise to comply with the law and, avoid potential prosecution, but a moral imperative to ‘do the right thing’ by employees and the working environment.

UK sector groups announce intention to work together

Teachers and engineers recognised at ERA Foundation dinner

Major economic boost and thousands of new jobs on the way

Smart Manufacturing & Engineering Week 2024 celebrates engineering innovation

Manufacturers see growth boost but skill shortages flashing red

Manufacturers are leading the charge in AI adoption

Construction starts on Factory of the Future

Industry investing in workforce wellbeing

Industry publishes manifesto for bold economic vision

Action to tackle UK engineering skills gap

Made Smarter Adoption Awards recognise digital transformation champions

The future of green transport technology

AEMT gives access to equality, diversity and inclusion resources

Innovate UK Invests £1.5m into UK SME Battery Developers

SPS – Smart Production Solutions returns to original date in 2025

MACH 2024 is hailed a roaring success

Food, beverage and automotive manufacturers drive Q1 productivity

68% of UK industry at risk of failing on-the-spot Health and Safety Executive inspection

Industry calls for extension of Devolution Deals across the whole of England to boost levelling up agenda

AI takes centre stage at Smart Manufacturing & Engineering Week

Manufacturers are investing in their workforce – keeping hold of good people is a critical priority

Experts urge for comprehensive skills strategy at National Manufacturing Summit

Revolutionary £37.6m UK Digital Twin Centre announced for Belfast

Education takes centre stage at SM&E Week

Report highlights challenges and opportunities for MRO procurement professionals

Engineers Without Borders UK celebrates 20 years of impact, driving systems change in engineering

Concerns for future workforce as girls turn off from engineering and science

Manufacturers find recruitment challenge easing

University seeks applications from AI innovators for world-leading business support programme

Manufacturers missing out on £10bn investment potential