Encouraging figures from the Office for National Statistics on manufacturing growth are set to provide a highly topical backdrop for the National Manufacturing Debate at Cranfield University in May.
Building on the success of the first National Manufacturing Debate in 2010, this year’s event will focus on how UK manufacturing can contribute to long term job creation and regional balance through investment, incentives and innovation. The line-up of speakers, led by Mark Prisk, Minister of State for Business and Enterprise, will precede the actual…
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