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Jeremy Hunt is to hold the first face-to-face talks with the CBI since a sexual misconduct scandal erupted in April by meeting its director-general ahead of the autumn statement, Sky News learns.

The UK has overtaken France to become the world’s eighth-largest manufacturer, according to the manufacturers’ organisation, Make UK. Its analysis of the...

A Telford manufacturing business is taking an innovative approach to labour shortages by introducing a new shift aimed at attracting part-time workers.

In a significant post-Brexit climbdown, the UK government has decided to indefinitely recognize the European Union's (EU) product safety symbol. Originally, the plan was to introduce a new UK-only mark for goods sold in Great Britain from the end of next year.

The Personnel Today Awards 2023 shortlist has been announced - find out if you're one of our finalisits in our 25th anniversary year.

English and Welsh regions are exporting fewer manufactured good to the EU with only London and the South East and the East of England bucking the downward trend, analysis from Make UK and BDO has found.

Sick of customs delays and extra bureaucracy since Britain left the European Union, Farrat, a small manufacturer on the edge of Manchester, is ramping up investment to compensate - in Germany. The maker of anti-vibration parts for buildings and machinery is growing fast, almost doubling its headcount in the English city over the past five years, but it says Brexit is proving to be an obstacle. "We are now channelling a lot of investment in setting up production facilities in Germany to re...

As the Manufacturing Growth Programme faces termination in June, there is a pressing void in specialised assistance for small and medium-sized manufacturing enterprises.

Britain's main manufacturing trade body Make UK revised up its outlook for this year on Monday thanks to strong demand for aircraft and electronics, but said it still expects production to fall over the year as a whole.

Three reports into UK adoption of new technologies, including AI and automation, make astonishing reading. But not in a good way