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New engineering consultancy service launched for rail sector

One of the UK’s leading stamping specialists is targeting over £2 million of new opportunities in the rail sector after it launched a new engineering consultancy service.
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Made in Derby: Bombardier confirms €2.4bn monorail deal

A consortium led by Bombardier has confirmed a deal with the Egyptian government to build two new monorails.
1 month ago Michael Tyrrell
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Cutting tools made for the railway industry

Cutting tools focused on the rail industry can often be complex due to the specific requirement needed to machine a certain component efficiently and reliably.
4 months ago Michael Tyrrell
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Japan trade deal is a win for UK car and rail manufacturing

The free trade deal signed by the UK and Japan last week will increase trade between the two countries by £15.7 billion.
4 months ago Michael Tyrrell
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Kingsbury, Gefertec, GOM collaborate to disrupt manufacturing process

Kingsbury collaborates with teams from Gefertec and GOM Metrology to disrupt the manufacturing process and use wire arc additive manufacturing (WAAM) to produce a secondary roll stop for a high-speed…
5 months ago Michael Tyrrell
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Rotherham defence manufacturer launches recruitment drive

MTL Advanced has recently launched a major recruitment drive for its South Yorkshire site after securing several new multi-million-pound, multi-year rail and defence contracts.
5 months ago Michael Tyrrell
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Digital workflow streamlines operations at sheetmetal firm

A sheetmetal industry firm has committed to a project that will transform its operations to become entirely paperless.
6 months ago Michael Tyrrell
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Japan trade deal to support UK investors like Nissan and Hitachi

The UK government has secured a historic free trade agreement with Japan, estimated to increase trade with the country by £15.2 billion.
6 months ago Michael Tyrrell
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Hitachi celebrates 5 years of rail production at Newton Aycliffe

Today marks the five year anniversary of Hitachi Rail opening its train manufacturing plant in Newton Aycliffe, where 192 trains have been built to date. 
6 months ago Michael Tyrrell
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Battery-powered light rail system to be made in Coventry

An engineering company based in Coventry has been appointed the assembly contractor of a new battery-powered very light rail transit system for the city.
6 months ago Michael Tyrrell
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British-built machines could transform rolling stock production

A specially developed Powerstir friction stir welding (FSW) machines with a 30m x 4m moving gantry could soon redefine the way leading rail manufacturers produce aluminium carriage bodies.
7 months ago Michael Tyrrell
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Hydrogen train programme gets £1 million more investment

A plan to fast-track the hydrogen train industry in the UK has been announced.
7 months ago Michael Tyrrell
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Boris Johnson marks start of Siemens' Goole rail factory construction

Prime minister Boris Johnson has marked the start of construction at Siemens Mobility’s new rail manufacturing facility in Goole, East Yorkshire.
8 months ago Michael Tyrrell
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New electric train battery agreement signed by Hitachi Rail

A new exclusive agreement to develop battery packs for zero-emission trains in the UK has been signed by Hitachi Rail and Hyperdrive.
8 months ago Michael Tyrrell
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Hitachi Rail begins new phase of manufacturing at Newton Aycliffe

Production of five electric trains has begun today, signalling the start of a new phase of manufacturing at Hitachi Rail’s Newton Aycliffe factory.
9 months ago Michael Tyrrell
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Siemens selects training partner for new Goole rail factory

Siemens Mobility has selected Selby College as the training partner for its new rail facility in Goole, East Riding of Yorkshire.
10 months ago Michael Tyrrell
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Detailed plans submitted for Siemens rail factory in Goole

Siemens Mobility has released new CGI images of its planned state-of-the-art rail manufacturing site in Goole, East Yorkshire.
1 year ago Michael Tyrrell
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Hitachi and Bombardier react to green light of HS2 by Boris Johnson

Bombardier and Hitachi, who have submitted a joint bid to manufacture rolling stock for HS2, have reacted to the approval of HS2 by the Government.
1 year ago Michael Tyrrell
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Industry reacts to Boris Johnson giving green light to HS2

The Government has given the green light to HS2, the controversial high speed rail link that links London with the North of England.
1 year ago Michael Tyrrell
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HS2 expected to be approved by Boris Johnson within days

Boris Johnson is expected to approve the HS2 rail project as the chancellor Sajid Javid has reportedly thrown his support behind the project.
1 year ago Michael Tyrrell
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Talgo confirms UK location for £10m rail innovation centre

Talgo UK has taken another step towards bringing advanced rail skills and technology to Chesterfield with confirmation of its new innovation centre in the town.
1 year ago Michael Tyrrell
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Union blames Government for job losses at Hitachi Rail factory

Unite, the UK and Ireland’s largest union, has challenged the Government to radically review its procurement policies after Hitachi Rail announced job cuts.
1 year ago Michael Tyrrell
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R&D centre for UK rail industry gets green light

Plans for a new research, development and innovation centre for the UK rail sector in Goole has been revealed. 
1 year ago Michael Tyrrell
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Hitachi to invest £8.5m at Newton Aycliffe train factory

Hitachi Rail’s factory at Newton Aycliffe, Durham will this year complete one of the UK’s largest train manufacturing orders – the £5.7 billion, government-backed Inter City Express Programme (IEP).
1 year ago Michael Tyrrell
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