Fringe by the Sea 2023: Sister Sledge and Dick and Dom announced
DISCO legends Sister Sledge will be swinging into North Berwick next year, as they join the line-up for Fringe by the Sea.
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DISCO legends Sister Sledge will be swinging into North Berwick next year, as they join the line-up for Fringe by the Sea.
Factories of the Future Find Growth and Sustainability Through Digitalization Di Dai, Public Engagement, World Economic Forum, [email protected] Fifteen new manufacturing sites join the World Economic Forum's Global Lighthouse Network as leaders in applying Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies to achieve profitable growth without increasing their environmental footprint A new report reveals how these leading manufacturers use digital capabilities to find new revenue streams and increase product output despite the pandemic Lighthouses are prioritizing workforce and skills development to ...
Date Time Factories of Future Find Growth and Sustainability Through Digitalization Fifteen new manufacturing sites join the World Economic Forum’s Global Lighthouse Network as leaders in applying Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies to achieve profitable growth without increasing their environmental footprint A new report reveals how these leading manufacturers use digital capabilities to find new revenue streams and increase product output despite the pandemic Lighthouses are prioritizing workforce and skills development to protect jobs and build resiliency Hear from these leading in...
The World Economic Forum announced today (March 15) the addition of 15 new sites to its Global Lighthouse Network, a community of world-leading manufacturers using Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies to enable bottom-line growth.
Car park carol service at Sheringham church The threat of rain and wind did not deter members of Lighthouse Community Church as they gathered in the church car park on Sunday afternoon for an open-air carol service. Tony Rothe reports. Around sixty members of the Lighthouse fellowship were spaced at intervals around the car park to sing carols hear a brief word from Tim and Connor, two of the church’s interns this year, and to listen to a short message from the minister, Ian Savory, who reminded us that although the building was currently closed, the church was very much alive, it had si...