Suzy Jones, fourth year apprentice at Sizewell B, standing on the Sizewell C site
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A new service is set to promote career opportunities at a new nuclear site in Suffolk which will be available if the project gets the green light.
Sizewell C has launched a Jobs Service showing different roles which would become available, and helping young people and those looking for a career change in the Suffolk region to find training and education to help them towards securing work at the proposed plant.
The energy producer aims to recruit at least a third of its workforce during construction from the local area and sees its the jobs service and prospectus as key to achieving this. More than 2,500 people have already expressed an interest in joining the project.
On the face of it this week looks to have been a very good one for the East Anglian economy.
Shoppers packed our high streets on Monday as non-essential.
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Computing pioneer Tommy Flowers was brought back to life as an AI avatar
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When Future 50 company Orbital Global joined with BT to stage its inaugural AI Festival, speakers from Facebook, Google, NASA, AstraZenica and more were joined by the man to whom many of them arguably owed their careers: Tommy Flowers.
Except, of course, the Bletchley Park genius who designed and built Colossus – the world’s first programmable electronic computer – to crack the German Enigma codes in World War Two had actually passed away in 1998.
The Future 50 programme is supported by the partner businesses
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When Future 50 company Orbital Global joined with BT to stage its inaugural AI Festival, speakers from Facebook, Google, NASA, AstraZenica and more were joined by computing legend Tommy Flowers - who passed away in 1998.