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Ninety One has today (4 October) changed the name of its £1bn Cautious Managed fund to Global Income Opportunities.

It is generally accepted that we are currently riding the fourth wave of the industrial revolution, better known as Industry 4.0. Now, advanced trends in digitalization and simplified robot programming could generate new opportunities for the global robotics sector, providing a paradigm shift in industrial manufacturing practices.

The match will take place on Monday, August 16, from 6pm.  It will feature pairs from Romford Bowling Club and Essex County Bowling club.  Representing Romford will be Nigel Smith and Steve Mitchinson. Chris Muir and Ed Morris will bowl for Essex.  Steve Mitchinson and Ed Morris are both current England internationals and have also both won the national championship. The champs are following in the footsteps of Maldon’s own Andy Squire.  In addition, Ed is in the Commonwealt...

More homes approved on former green belt in Coventry Some alterations have been made to improve road safety 05:00, 5 JUL 2021 The site of new homes on Watery Lane (Image: Google Earth) Subscribe today to get the latest headlines straight to your inbox with our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy N...

Canada hosts the world for key research conference The International Conference on Research Infrastructures will discuss how researchers can collaborate to build bridges to a sustainable world Canada Foundation for Innovation French OTTAWA, May 27, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- If there is one thing the COVID-19 pandemic has made clear, it is that when researchers around the world come together to share information and data on a common problem, they can quickly make strides in tackling global ...

Cheese. It crumbles, it cracks, it gets pressed out shape. Cutting the perfect slice is no mean feat — especially in manufacturing applications. Food machinery manufacturer, Elliptical Design, designed a new ultrasonic cutting system to solve this challenge and turned to industrial robot supplier, TM Robotics, to increase efficiency and cut waste. Robots are a familiar sight in food manufacturing plants, but usually only in end-of-line (EOL) or packaging functions. Elliptical Design, a Britis...

Published: 6:30 AM May 21, 2021    Nigel Smith (left) and Ross Elliott hold the Unwin Trophy after Ely City under 18s won 3-0 against Lakenheath under 18s in the second annual charity cup match. - Credit: Daniel Mason/Archant Ross Elliott could not have asked to sign off in a better manner as he left Ely City Football Club on a winning note.  Elliott took charge of his final game after four years as the Robins’ under 18s coach in their 3-0 victory over Lakenheath under 18s in the second an...

According to a recent report from the World Economic Forum, 85 million jobs could be lost and displaced by new technologies in the next five years. It’s no surprise that workers, particularly in manufacturing, worry how these developments will affect their jobs. Here, Nigel Smith, President and CEO of TM Robotics, explains why humans workers shouldn’t fear industrial robots, but rather see them as a bringer of new opportunities.   The robot revolution has been accelerated by the COVID-19 p...

Despite this, landlords who kept their pubs open say the business was good regardless. Nigel Smith, landlord of both The Cardinals Hat in Worcester and The Fleece Inn at Bretforton, said they remained open, but that he was still looking forward to May 17 when they will be able to allow customers in. He said: "We were definitely quieter than normally on a Bank Holiday, but because we have a lot of cover, we were able to remain open. "Because of the heaters and coverings, the decision to ...

PUBS in Worcester faced a rather grim Bank Holiday Monday with rain threatening to wash out trade. A number of the citys pubs were forced to close or only offer a limited service as the strong winds and heavy rain meant outdoor dining was unlikely to take off. Craig Finn, owner of Belgian beer cafe TripelB Belgian Beer Cafe in Copenhagen Street, wasnt able to open up his business on Bank Holiday Monday due to the weather, and he also had to close yesterday afternoon after the rain started...