New government plans could give 14-year-olds earlier access to technical education, work experience and local employers from 2028. In this opinion piece, Jess Clarke, Managing Director at PlastikCity, explains why the announcement is welcome, but why schools, parents and industry must also change how engineering careers are presented to young people.
Pupils in England are to gain earlier access to technical education, work experience and local employers under government plans intended…Read More
Bringing extensive experience in strategic business development and international sales, Jürgen Rietschle has been appointed Business Manager Polymer Additives…Read More
PlastikCity has confirmed the return of the PlastikCity Pavilion at Plastics Live Ireland, giving its members access to a discounted…Read More
Nottinghamshire precision injection mould toolmaker Tekniplaz has significantly expanded its manufacturing capacity following a major 12-week investment in new machinery…Read More
In this opinion piece, FANUC examines five common misconceptions surrounding AI and automation. The factory automation specialist argues that education…Read More
Manufacturers across the South East are set to create 50 new jobs after investing more than half a million pounds in…Read More
All-electric efficiency will be one of the WITTMANN Group’s highlights at the Fakuma 2026 from 12 to 16 October in Friedrichshafen, Germany…Read More
UK injection mould toolmaker and precision engineering specialist Tekniplaz has completed a new pilot tool as the first stage of…Read More
Companies in the plastics sector often assume they have nothing to say unless they are launching a product, installing a…Read More
