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Make UK leads the way with robotics and automation course(14/04/2021)

Make UK is one of the only training providers in the country to offer the EAL Level 3 course in robotics and automation, at its Technology Hub in Aston, Birmingham – with the added incentive to employers of grants to cover 50% of the course’s cost.
Investment set for 'superdeduction' boost for manufacturers(06/04/2021)

The introduction of the 'superdeduction' tax incentive is set to provide a sharp boost to investment this year for manufacturers as companies plan to increase or bring forward their plans in response, according to a survey by Make UK, the manufacturers' organisation.
Government backs Make UK move to kickstart next generation of talent(26/03/2021)

The Government has given its backing to efforts by Make UK to help the next generation of talent by boosting take up of the Kickstart scheme by manufacturing employers.
Free event from Make UK to help kickstart next generation of talent(23/03/2021)

Hosted by Make UK, the event will see guest speakers discussing how the government’s Kickstart scheme can provide the next generation of talent and skills.
Make UK calls on manufacturing to help kickstart young careers(27/10/2020)

Businesses who think they cannot take advantage of the government’s new £2 billion Kickstart training scheme can still take part through a gateway body, says Make UK, the manufacturers’ organisation.
Post-exam results lead to surge in apprenticeship enquiries(24/08/2020)

Make UK says it’s been overwhelmed with enquiries about apprenticeships at its Technology Hub in Birmingham, following this year’s GCSE and A-level results.
Make UK launch summer clubs for budding engineers aged 8 to 15(17/07/2020)

Budding engineers aged 8 to 15 can explore the world of design, modelling and manufacturing at special two-day Future Makers Clubs this summer in Birmingham.
BPMA partners with Make UK(17/07/2020)

The British Pump Manufacturers Association (BPMA) – the trade organisation representing the business interests of UK and Irish suppliers of liquid pumps and related equipment – has recently partnered with Make UK, the manufacturers’ organisation.
Make UK welcomes flexible furlough but advises care with arrangements(30/06/2020)

Make UK, the manufacturers' organisation, welcomes the introduction of new 'flexible furlough' arrangements from 1 July, which offer financial and operational benefits, but highlights areas where employers must take particular care.
Scrappage scheme for old IT, plant and machinery equipment could boost UK manufacturing(10/06/2020)

Make UK highlights the case for Government to help manufacturing recover from COVID-19 by implementing a new scrappage scheme for old IT, plant and machinery equipment to incentivise cash-strapped firms to invest in automation and digitisation to boost output and exports.
Furlough extension will help UK SMEs get through the next few months(12/05/2020)

The Government has announced the extension of its furlough scheme until the end of October to support the 47% of UK businesses who are using it to combat COVID-19.
Make UK partners with Next Gen Makers to inspire young engineers(22/01/2020)

Make UK has partnered with Next Gen Makers in order to help manufacturers to attract, recruit and inspire more young engineers, into the sector.
London and the South East emerging as a manufacturing powerhouse(24/09/2019)

The annual Make UK/BDO Regional Manufacturing Outlook warns of damaging double whammy hit to regions from ‘no deal’.
New report reveals UK manufacturing output worth £192bn(16/09/2019)

Make UK and Santander analysis, ‘UK Manufacturing: 2019/20 The Facts’, shows Europe remains the dominant market for UK goods.
Economic lunacy of ‘No Deal’ scenario must be avoided at all costs(03/06/2019)

Britain’s manufacturers are warning of the potential impact of ‘no deal’ economic lunacy as a survey shows that prospects for the sector are continuing to weaken as the uncertainty of Brexit drags on.