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(L-R) William Playford, inventor and founder of 9Barista, showcases the Kings Award in Innovation 2024 with Daniel Zeichner MP and Made in Britain CEO John Pearce

British-made goods have 'huge advantage in overseas markets,' says Cambridge-based 9Barista

Richard Wigley and Ben Thomas join steel fabrication company, Shufflebottom

Embrace Steel appoints trio of key hires for portfolio business

A selection Of Mazak apprentices at the company's December open house

Mazak announces plans to hire 19 new apprentices in Worcester

In-Comm Training will deliver STEM workshops, apprenticeship taster days, pre-apprenticeship courses, and an F1 in Schools programme

Susan’s legacy set to inspire more than 2000 pupils to consider a career in STEM

UWR's Revolution 500 EVO racecar, launched in conjunction with British manufacturer Revolution Race Cars at the Autosport International motorsport show

Machine tool supplier NCMT continues sponsorship of university racing team

An artist’s impression of Sheffield Forgemasters’ new machining facility

Sheffield Forgemasters secures planning for UK's 'largest' machining facility

AM Futures has been named the agent for Eplus3D machines in the UK

Eplus3D partners with AM Futures to offer tailored metal AM solutions in UK

Design modifications and a new ‘rainwater’ algorithm has helped the Auto-DollyTug pass intense weather tests

New ‘rainwater’ algorithm helps Aurrigo's Auto-DollyTug pass intense weather tests

FANUC UK is continuing its commitment to inspire the next generation of engineers for the fifth year in succession by supporting WorldSkills UK to find the UK’s best young robotics talent

FANUC UK partners with WorldSkills UK for annual Industrial Robotics competition

The WEGscan, WEG’s wireless monitoring system designed to optimise machinery performance and operational reliability

WEG partners with AZServ to deliver digital monitoring solutions

Bentley Motors opens its 2025 apprenticeship vacancies

'Skills Drive' competition launched by McLaren and the Department for Education