Did net zero kill industrial Britain?
A growing chorus blames environmental policies for the decline of manufacturing. But broader, longer-term forces are at play.
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How connected vehicle data is going to change the world – with Wejo
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Food, drink and Brexit
The chair of the all-party parliamentary group on food and drink manufacturing discusses the importance of the sector to the…
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Fail fast, learn fast: pioneering a new model of innovation
The clock is ticking. A range of sectors – including automotive, aerospace and construction – are impatient for the innovation…
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Manufacturing sector needs to be ‘Graphenes’-ready
Bespoke designer materials that will be based on the revolutionary ‘Graphenes’ family of 2D materials are set to transform what…
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A ten point plan to revive British manufacturing
The independent, formally Labour, MP for Birkenhead outlines his plans for a new industrial revolution
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The automation threat
The former secretary of state for work and pensions discusses how the manufacturing industry can meet the challenges attached to…
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Factory-made buildings and the planet
Offsite manufactured buildings cut carbon emissions at every stage of the build
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