Autonomous robots are definitely revolutionising the factory floor.
The market for industrial robotics crossed the USD 26 billion mark in 2022 and will likely continue growing through 2030 and beyond.
The taxi industry has seen significant changes in recent years, with 2024 marking a new era of innovation and customer-focused services.
The demands and expectations of passengers are shaping these developments, making taxi services more inclusive and efficient.
In 2024 to buy a mobile crane in the UK is not a problem, if you know how to choose a new truck crane according to the industry tasks that this special equipment should solve. They are designed to organise loading and unloading and installation and construction work.
The UK’s gaming scene is growing immensely among top performers globally, with a projected 4.8% market size growth in 2023.
Various factors have contributed to this development, technological advancement being one of the most critical.
A Cheshire travel boss has revealed there’s a massive demand for sunshine holidays with bookings up by 25% on pre-Covid levels.
According to Hays Travel North West managing director Don Bircham, January is the peak period for the industry with families desperate to escape the cold, wet and gloomy weather.
Owners of a travel agency with a store in Nantwich attended the “Travel Day of Action” outside Parliament.
Polka Dot Travel directors Mark Johnson and Philippa Wilcox went to London yesterday (June 23) calling for more Government support for the industry.
By the end of 2021, the worldwide online gaming industry is expected to be worth a whopping $2.2 trillion.
Back in 2015, the sector was worth $1.72 trillion. This represents an increase of $480 billion in just six years – reflecting a growth rate so huge it could almost be called a revolution.
Reaseheath College’s Food Industry department has honoured a former colleague by dedicating a technical centre to him.
Derek Allen, who died last year, was the Nantwich college’s commercial senior technologist and had worked at Reaseheath since 2008.
A South Cheshire digital jobs company has retained its title as “Best Job Board” at a top industry awards night.
Bubble Jobs, based in Tarporley, near Nantwich, took home the Best Job Board/Careers Board award at the Recruiter Awards for Excellence at London’s Grosvenor House Hotel.
Reaseheath College students in Nantwich gained advice on planning their futures at an inspirational session with industry experts.
Eighty students attended the event, sponsored by the Food, Drink and Agricultural Group of the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM).
Students at a Nantwich school were given a taste of life in dozens of different industries at a careers day. Employers from a wide range of professions were invited to Brine Leas School to take part in its annual Careers Convention.
A senior civil servant brushed up on his industry skills during a fact-finding tour of Reaseheath College in Nantwich. David Russell, director of “Closing the Gap” in the Department for Education, visited Reaseheath because of its reputation for skills development and engagement with industry.
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