In a significant pivot that underscores the shifting landscape of the automotive industry, Vauxhall has announced its intention to incorporate Chinese-manufactured components into its vehicles for the first time. This
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The landscape of the automotive industry in Europe is shifting dramatically as manufacturers grapple with intensified competition, especially stemming from Chinese automakers. Among those facing scrutiny is Nissan, a company
Energy Secretary Ed Miliband has reportedly prepared a series of nuclear power announcements that represent the culmination of years of policy development within the Labour government. These declarations are expected
Britain’s pottery sector stands at a crossroads. Once employing 79,000 workers in 1948 and generating world-renowned brands, Stoke-on-Trent’s ceramics industry has contracted to approximately 30 factories—down from 200 in the
The UK’s manufacturing sector entered deeper waters in April 2026, with the Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) recording a troubling figure of 48.5. This marks the fifth month of consecutive
The British Army is currently facing scrutiny regarding its procurement practices after it was revealed that soldiers have been using Chinese-made 3D printers to manufacture weapons. The Defence Secretary has
Rolls Royce Motor Cars has unveiled its electric hypercar, the Nightingale, priced at £3 million, targeting an elite group of 100 buyers. This move signifies a strategic shift for the
The heir to JCB’s multibillion-pound manufacturing empire has issued a stark warning regarding the future of the company in Britain. Jo Bamford expressed concerns that the proposed changes to inheritance
In a significant move for the UK’s energy landscape, Rolls Royce has received a £600 million loan from Rachel Reeves, the Shadow Chancellor. This funding aims to accelerate the development
British factories are facing a prolonged period of uncertainty as they wait for assistance with soaring energy bills. Despite assurances from Rachel Reeves, the Labour Party’s Shadow Chancellor, that help
A 120-year-old British wheel manufacturing plant is on the verge of closure after its German ownership has initiated administration proceedings. This situation follows the company’s acquisition by the German private
Honda and Sony have announced the abrupt cancellation of their plans to produce a £70000 electric vehicle, a decision that marks a significant shift in the automotive landscape. The electric
Britain’s manufacturing sector is facing significant challenges, characterised by a steep decline in domestic demand and escalating costs. This stark warning from industry body Make UK comes as hopes for
The ongoing blockade of the Strait of Hormuz poses grave risks to global trade, with devastating implications for supply chains worldwide. Shipowners with vessels stranded inside the Gulf face dire
Filtronic, a leading manufacturer of advanced electronics, has opened a new facility in Sedgefield, County Durham, bolstered by financial support from its partnership with SpaceX. This collaboration underscores the increasing
Stellantis has announced a £50 million investment in its Ellesmere Port facility, aiming to establish a new assembly line for electric Vauxhall Vivaros and other midsize zero-emission vans. This decision