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Engineering still occupation of choice
22 January,2010
A new paper released today by EngineeringUK finds Engineering and Tech more..
Manufacturing strengthening
10 February,2010
The MTA's latest industry survey shows growing confidence in the marke more..
Major investment in new School of Engineering
10 February,2010
A further cash boost has recently been announced to support the Univer more..
Fury as Kraft confirms Cadbury plant will shut
05 March,2010
There has been widespread condemnation at the recent announcement by K more..
Manufacturing excellence celebrated
05 March,2010
A healthcare manufacturer from West Sussex, who won its biggest ever o more..
Optimism about export prospects
05 March,2010
Small and medium-sized manufacturers are starting to benefit from the more..

Features

Putting energy firmly on the agenda
Compressed air energy savings must be a long term strategy for industr more..
Show of strength
PWE takes a snap shot look at some of the latest advances in the forkl more..
Pickerings Lifts Supply Chain Announce Partnership
Pickerings Lifts Supply Chain are pleased to confirm they are now sole more..

Maintenance Matters

Wetting your appetite!
The competitive thermal imaging market is never one to shy away from a more..

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