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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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Innovation 4.0: A Digital Revolution for R&D
The strategic director of the Materials Innovation Factory at the University of Liverpool discusses the need for academia and industry to apply…
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Understanding the built environment beyond construction
The Chartered Institute of Building and the New Statesman gathered experts for a panel discussion at the Labour Party conference,…
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Why construction is about outcomes as much as output
The Chartered Institute of Building and the New Statesman gathered a panel of experts to discuss the wider social and…
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Rebecca Long-Bailey calls on government to implement its own manufacturing review
At a New Statesman Labour fringe, Rebecca Long-Bailey and Bill Esterson criticised the government for holding British manufacturing back.
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John McDonnell: Labour government could “change atmosphere” of Brexit talks and “secure a deal”
At a New Statesman and FSB Labour fringe, the Shadow Chancellor stated his preference for a general election over a…
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For factory workers, are collaborative robots friend or foe?
“Cobots” are filling factory floors. Should their human colleagues view them as an asset, or a threat to their livelihood?
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A no-deal Brexit spells disaster for the UK’s car industry
The former deputy general secretary of Unite the Union claims the automotive industry is facing a triple threat.
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Lee Hopley on navigating the choppy waters of modern global trade
The EEF's chief economist says UK manufacturing can compete on the global stage, but Westminster must be realistic, and prepared.
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Giving meaning to “Made in Britain” in a digital age
The Minister for Business and Industry believes British manufacturing is on the cusp of a renaissance.
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Free with this week’s New Statesman: Lee Hopley and Richard Harrington on the uncertain future facing UK manufacturing
A first look at this week's issue of Spotlight, free with the New Statesman.
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Why are only seven per cent of inventors women?
Women are dramatically underrepresented in patents. Are they no good at inventing things?
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Engineering a more diverse future
The UK’s economic future depends on widening the engineering recruitment net.
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How the new world of work will reshape engineering
The engineering sector stands on the brink of considerable change.
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