First UK Small Modular Nuclear Reactors Start in North Wales
Construction has commenced on Britain's inaugural small modular nuclear reactors at Wylfa, North Wales, with the project set to generate up to 8,000 jobs and power millions of homes.
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All-Season Tyres Excel in Extreme Donington Park Test
A hands-on test at Donington Park demonstrates the surprising capabilities of all-season tyres on track and off-road, challenging traditional tyre choices.
UK Docks Lands Major Bangladesh Navy Ship Repair Contract
South Shields-based UK Docks Marine Services signs multimillion-pound contract to regenerate former HMS Enterprise for Bangladesh Navy, creating 23 jobs and marking a historic first foreign navy project.
Gooch & Housego Revenue Rises on Defence and Aerospace Demand
Somerset-based manufacturer Gooch & Housego reports a 9.1% revenue increase to £81.9m for H1 2026, fueled by strong aerospace and defence market growth and strategic acquisitions.
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Renishaw Appoints New Chair and CFO in Board Refresh
Gloucestershire engineering firm Renishaw has announced three key board appointments, including Sir David Grant as permanent chair and John Shipsey as CFO, as part of its ongoing succession planning.
AI Video Doorbell Drops to £8.49 in Amazon Deal
A wireless video doorbell with AI detection, night vision, and 1080p footage is available for only £8.49 on Amazon, offering enhanced home security at a budget-friendly price.
Renault Rafale 2026: French Luxury Flagship Redefined
Renault's 2026 Rafale flagship model delivers French chic with premium styling, efficient hybrid performance, and advanced technology, marking a strategic turnaround for the brand.
Steel Firm Boss Slams Politicians as Profits Rise
Sir Andrew Cook, chairman of William Cook Group, has launched a scathing attack on UK politicians over energy policy, despite his steel castings firm reporting rising turnover and profits in 2025, driven by defense and rail sectors.
JLR Sales Surge 61% After Cyber Attack Recovery
Birmingham-based Jaguar Land Rover reports a 61.1% surge in quarterly sales to dealers, rebounding from a cyber attack that halted production for five weeks last year.
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AI Threatens Price Comparison Industry in Wales
New research reveals AI tools are disrupting traditional financial search models, putting up to 50% of website traffic at risk for comparison sites like Moneysupermarket and GoCompare.
McBride: Iran War Causes Price Rises and Supply Shortages
Household goods manufacturer McBride announces temporary price increases due to escalating costs from the Iran conflict, warning of emerging supply shortages and higher expenses for chemical and packaging suppliers.
Sargent Electrical Starts 60-Job Beverley Factory Construction
Construction is underway on Sargent Electrical Services' new 85,000 sq ft Advanced Manufacturing Centre in Beverley, set to create 60 jobs and boost production of motorhome and caravan electrical systems.
Government Nears British Steel Nationalisation to Save Scunthorpe
Industry body UK Steel welcomes government plans for full nationalisation of British Steel, providing certainty for 3,500 Scunthorpe workers and securing domestic steel production.
Evri Opens Yorkshire Centre, Creates 150 Barnsley Jobs
Delivery firm Evri has launched a new £4 million fulfilment centre in Barnsley, Yorkshire, creating 150 jobs and offering next-day delivery with an 11.59pm cut-off to support SMEs.
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Autostructures UK Collapses into Administration
Autostructures UK, a manufacturing company dating back to 1908, has entered administration. The firm was known for its work with JCB on the world's fastest tractor chassis.
Hindles Opens Bristol Office to Target South West Innovation
Intellectual property firm Hindles has launched a new Bristol office, aiming to capitalise on the South West's booming deep-tech and AI sectors. The firm cites the region's world-class universities and startups as key drivers.
JLR Halts Solihull Plant Production for Two Weeks
Jaguar Land Rover suspends production at its Solihull plant for up to two weeks due to a supplier fire in Norway, following recent financial losses.
Cornwall Mine Worth $1.5bn After Major Mineral Discovery
A historic Cornish mine's value has skyrocketed to $1.54 billion after new surveys revealed significantly larger deposits of tungsten, tin, copper, and silver, extending its potential lifespan to 29 years.
Budweiser Axes Via Roma Beer as Pub Profits Plummet
Budweiser Brewing Group confirms discontinuation of Via Roma premium lager, inspired by Italian brewing traditions. This comes as new data reveals UK wet-led pubs may retain only 3p profit per £1 spent, with rising costs threatening industry viability.
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Frog Bikes Enters Administration, Royal-Favored Brand Cuts Jobs
Frog Bikes, the children's bicycle manufacturer famously used by Prince Louis, has filed for administration, leading to staff redundancies. The company cites financial pressures, Brexit, and supply chain issues.
iPac Secures £4.75M Investment for Eco Packaging
Gateshead-based food packaging firm iPac has secured a £4.75 million investment from Maven Capital Partners to expand its environmentally-friendly product range and manufacturing capabilities.
Rolls-Royce £19.3m Rotherham Investment with Mayor Backing
Engineering giant Rolls-Royce announces a £19.3m investment in its Advanced Blade Casting Facility in Rotherham, supported by a £2m grant from the South Yorkshire Mayoral Authority. The project aims to double turbine blade production capacity by 2030, sec
Merit Holdings Collapses: £17.4M Debt, Hundreds Redundant
Merit Holdings, a Northumberland-based construction firm, has entered administration, resulting in 284 redundancies and £17.4 million in unpaid bills, with creditors unlikely to recover funds.
AC Schnitzer to Close After 40 Years
AC Schnitzer, a car part manufacturer linked to BMW, will shut down by the end of 2026 due to financial unviability, rising costs, and changing consumer trends.
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Sky Adds Free Disney+, HBO Max & Hayu to Popular Bundle
Sky has launched a new entertainment era by adding Disney+, HBO Max, and Hayu to its Ultimate TV package at no extra cost, alongside a price drop on broadband bundles.
Unilever in Talks to Sell Food Brands to McCormick
FTSE 100 giant Unilever confirms discussions with US firm McCormick over potential sale of its foods division, which includes iconic brands like Hellmann's and Marmite.
UK Government Launches Steel Strategy to Protect Production
The UK Government has unveiled a new steel strategy aiming for 50% domestic production, backed by £2.5bn funding and import quota cuts to secure national infrastructure.
GE Aerospace €110m Europe Investment Creates 1,000 Jobs
Aerospace giant GE Aerospace reveals a major €110 million investment across European manufacturing sites, including significant UK upgrades, and plans to hire over 1,000 new workers to expand production capabilities.
Huntsman May Close Redcar Plant Due to High Energy Costs
US-based Huntsman Corporation is reportedly considering shutting its Wilton International chemical plant in Redcar, Teesside, where around 100 jobs are at risk, citing soaring UK energy costs and uncompetitive raw material prices.
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Bentley Motors Announces 275 Job Cuts at Crewe Factory
Luxury car manufacturer Bentley Motors confirms plans to cut 275 jobs at its Crewe factory, representing 6% of its workforce, despite reporting a seventh consecutive year of profitability.
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