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Bull wheel profiles rolled in Skinningrove are once again destined for the snow-capped mountains of the Alps where they’ll help skiers make the most of the slopes.

Yorkshire-rolled British steel bound for the Alps

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Welcome rise for UK car production in February

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M&A activity in manufacturing sector remains resilient, despite headwinds

The Confederation of British Metalforming is warning that hundreds of smaller manufacturers could be forced to close when the Government withdraws its Energy Bill Relief Scheme (EBRS) at the end of March.

Manufacturers facing financial cliff edge if government doesn’t widen energy support measures warns CBM

Digital Transformation

How digitalisation will help solve the manufacturing skills shortage

Manufacturing News Snapshot - the industry stories you should be aware of today - image courtesy of APS

Daily Manufacturing News Digest – the industry stories you should be aware of today

Three hydrogen fuel cell buses in Rochester, New York will leverage BAE Systems' next-generation electric power and propulsion systems allowing them to run free of emissions.

BAE Systems to provide electric drive systems for first fleet of hydrogen fuel cell buses in Rochester, New York

Airbus achieves in-flight autonomous guidance and control of a drone from a tanker aircraft. Image courtyes of Airbus Defence and Space SAU 2023 Juan Pedro Donaire - Mango Producciones

Airbus achieves in-flight autonomous guidance and control of a drone from a tanker aircraft

Manufacturing & Engineering Week 2023 – a festival of innovation

People & Skills

Hiring manufacturing talent: Why your employee value proposition is make-or-break