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The Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC) continues to drive the additive manufacturing revolution in the UK after it became the first centre in the country to install HP’s latest 3D printer.
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Walker Logistics is undertaking a unique project to commemorate the role that the Berkshire village, where it’s based, played in World War 2.