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Cutting edge businesses, in locations including Scotland and Nottingham, are set to benefit from a share of £30 million to be at the forefront of designing and testing innovative technology of the future that will modernise...

Over £1.6 billion of new investment will be directed into vital infrastructure to improve the water quality of our rivers, lakes and coastal waters and secure future water supplies, the government and Ofwat announced today (3...

UKAEA CEO Ian Chapman with teams from KFE and UKAEA’s Culham Campus. The United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) and the Korea Institute of Fusion Energy (KFE) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to partner in research...

Pilot Wesam Al Najjar who is renowned for being “The First & Youngest Saudi Pilot to Fly an A380,” was born and raised in Al Madinah Al Munawwarah, Saudi Arabia. He was raised in a setting...

The Chancellor of the Exchequer delivered his Spring Budget to the House of Commons, laying out his fiscal plans for the next financial year.   As part of his statement, the Chancellor put words into action,...

Uncompromising, introducing a new standard of safety, cutting-edge engineering and timeless design, babyark is the safest baby seat ever engineered babyark, a comprehensive safety cell for young infants and children in cars developed by Frank Stephenson...

StoreDot calls for more car companies to adopt the mindset and agility of start-ups and to work more in tandem with groundbreaking technology companies to enable and accelerate innovation and global EV market growth StoreDot’s CEO...

Extraordinary Women initiative is designed to inspire and develop the next generation of young female leaders Students from partner universities in the UK and Saudi Arabia will be mentored by Extraordinary Women Pioneers and Bentley experts...

L-R: Adam Stephen of UKAEA and Andrew Larkins of Sygensys at UKAEA’s Culham Campus Control software used in fusion energy research has the potential to help grid operators cope with increased supply and demand, concluded a...

‘Talking’ to one of the new signs in Plymouth Residents and visitors can now scan poster QR codes at multiple locations to find out how single-use avoidable plastic items – like nappies, packets, wet wipes and...