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Tag Archives: engineering

Aid for rail collection

There’s good news for a local museum.

30 July, 2013 in Most recent, Shropshire, Tourism.

Aston Uni gets set for bio-energy switch-on

Redhall Jex is nearing completion of a nine month contract to build a bio-energy plant located within a new facility on the Aston University site in Birmingham.

10 July, 2013 in Architecture, Birmingham, Business, Environment, Farming.

Local jobs boost expected as British manufacturers source more UK components

British manufacturers are to hire more staff to cope with an expected surge in demand caused by a “re-shoring” of production to the UK.

2 July, 2013 in Birmingham, Business.

West Midlands’ engineering stars recognised for their commitment to learning

The achievements of some of the best young apprentices and adult learners in the West Midlands were in the spotlight last week as the In-Comm Training Annual Awards came to a glittering finale.

7 June, 2013 in Business, Education, Walsall.

Local motoring hero given recognition with help from Wolves Uni

Local entrepreneur recognised by the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography

31 May, 2013 in Most recent, Motoring, Wolverhampton.

Monarch Aircraft Engineering reaches key milestone

The construction of its new 110,000 sq. ft state-of-the-art maintenance facility, at Birmingham Airport in the UK

8 May, 2013 in Birmingham, Business.

Innovative designs from industrious students at annual University Degree Show

A prototype arctic research vehicle and a supercharged low emissions racing car are amongst the innovative designs being showcased by students

2 May, 2013 in Business, Coventry, Education, Exhibitions, Most recent, Motoring, Style and Design.
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Birmingham to Brighton and back in 35 years

Heritage Silverware has restored and returned a piece of dining room history to one of Britain’s most magnificent hotels.

30 April, 2013 in Birmingham, Business, Local history.

Engineering bright sparks launch electric drag race world record attempt

A former Coventry University student is setting his sights on breaking the record for the world’s quickest electric motorcycle.

11 April, 2013 in Coventry, Most recent, Motoring.

Give the dog a label and make it snappy

A Wombourne inventor is enjoying global success after creating a new animal innovation that could prevent over 1 million dog bites ever year.

5 April, 2013 in Business, Environment, Health, Most recent, West Midlands.

New Chairman of West Midlands Manufacturing Consortium has vision for growth

John Russell believes companies have a unique chance to take advantage of favourable exchange rates, a desire to buy ‘British’ and unrivalled investment

25 March, 2013 in Business, Most recent.
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Companies respond positively to Coventry University’s business-focused approach

The Faculty of Engineering and Computing at Coventry University held its first annual open day for business on Wednesday this week.

22 March, 2013 in Coventry, Education, Most recent.

High-tech hoody and a teddy bear for the sensory impaired on show

The engineers of tomorrow will be showcasing their bright ideas at a special event being held at Coventry University this month.

6 March, 2013 in Coventry, Education, What's on.

Growth on the agenda for West Midlands manufacturers in 2013

Figures released today show manufacturing SMEs in the West Midlands are optimistic for growth in 2013,

1 March, 2013 in Birmingham, Business, West Midlands.

A bit of Longbridge history up for sale – if you’re feeling flush

Eclectic auction will offer a 2004 MG X-Power SV Coupé, together with everything from a Ferrari to a Buick with royal connections

27 February, 2013 in Business, Motoring, Transport, West Midlands, What's on.

10 point action plan for 2013

West Midlands manufacturers told to make 2013 a year of action, says MAS

11 February, 2013 in Birmingham, Business, West Midlands.

Britain’s best result served up on Heritage Silverware

Birmingham-based Heritage Silverware was on show at the prestigious Bocuse d’Or in Lyon, France last week following a special collaboration with Simpson’s head chef, Adam Bennett.

6 February, 2013 in Birmingham, Business, Eating out, Style and Design.

Irish trip serves up a treat for Shannon

A Sedgley waitress is going back to her Irish family roots after serving an apprenticeship, which landed her on a cultural exchange programme.

1 February, 2013 in Local history, Most recent, West Midlands.

Hague takes the helm at the Midlands Assembly Network with £2m vision

An additional £2m contract haul and growth in three key sectors is the aim of the new Chairman of the Midlands Assembly Network (MAN) it was announced today.

19 December, 2012 in Birmingham, Business, Education.

Showcasing the region’s strong automotive industry

Business Birmingham and UKTI drive international coverage of the West Midlands’ automotive industry

13 December, 2012 in Birmingham, Business, Motoring, Uncategorized, West Midlands.

No Waterloo sunset for busy Dudley business

A Dudley-based manufacturer has tapped into the spirit of the Olympics to record its best ever year and is now setting its sights on a £2m turnover and the creation of new jobs.

6 December, 2012 in Architecture, Business, Dudley, Most recent.

Olympic Gold Medallists raced into the West Midlands

Olympians Geraint Thomas and Steven Burke attended the Black Country University Technical College’s ‘Accelerate Live’ event last weekend, inspiring students to learn about science and engineering.

28 November, 2012 in Education, Most recent, Olympics, Sport, Walsall.

Free lecture looks to the future of engineering education

A free professorial lecture taking place at Coventry University on Thursday 29th November is set to explore the importance of practical experience in engineering education.

23 November, 2012 in Business, Coventry, Education, Most recent, What's on.

150 added jobs with new state-of-the-art facility at Birmingham Airport

Monarch Aircraft Engineering (MAEL) fuels further growth, adds 150 jobs with new state-of-the-art facility at Birmingham Airport

20 November, 2012 in Birmingham, Business, Environment.

Aldridge school builds tomorrow’s engineers

Pupils were shown the works in a pioneering project aimed at making engineering come to life.

6 November, 2012 in Education, Most recent, Walsall.

Manufacturers turn to ‘tool transfers’ to boost quality and secure long-term supply

Growing demand for tool transfers is helping a UK precision component manufacturer expand and take on more staff.

29 October, 2012 in Birmingham, Business.

Grand Prix legend to speak in University’s new engineering facility

The man who co-founded legendary British F1 team Williams is set to give a free lecture in Coventry University’s brand new engineering facility on Thursday 18th October.

15 October, 2012 in Business, Coventry, Environment, Most recent, Sport, Style and Design, What's on.

Birmingham Library: Built in obsolescence

Alan Clawley takes issue with Birmingham City Council’s inability to find the wherewithal to carry out repairs in Birmingham’s Central Library.

7 October, 2012 in Architecture, Birmingham, Local history.

New building supports new ways of learning

Coventry University’s Faculty of Engineering and Computing is moving into its new £55m home this week in time for the students’ arrival at the end of September.

21 September, 2012 in Architecture, Coventry, Education, Environment, Most recent, Style and Design.

West Midlands trio set to offer world class micro machining solutions at MM Live 2012

A collaboration of world class engineering businesses from the West Midlands are heading to Micro Machining Live at the NEC in September with the aim of offering a single source solution to customers.

18 September, 2012 in Birmingham, Business.

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