Britain and Germany have launched an industrial tech corridor to strengthen manufacturing partnerships, with defence and aerospace among the sectors set to benefit.
As HMS Queen Elizabeth pays her first visit to Belfast, the Royal Navy’s flagship is trialling a new all-day dining model designed to give sailors greater flexibility, improve wellbeing and modernise life at sea.
The UK Government and UKRI are investing £54 million in biosecurity research to tackle antimicrobial resistance, improve disease outbreak preparedness, develop next-generation vaccines and strengthen protection against emerging biological threats.
Britain and Germany have launched an industrial tech corridor to strengthen manufacturing partnerships, with defence and aerospace among the sectors set to benefit.
UK manufacturers are increasingly exploring defence opportunities as automotive pressures intensify, while AI adoption across the industry continues to accelerate.
Continuing its longstanding support for London Fire Brigade’s Fire Cadets, Securitas UK has given 16 young people practical training at its ninth annual firefighting weekend, held at the Capita Fire Service College in Moreton-in-Marsh.
In a project co-funded by the European Space Agency Business Applications and Space Solutions (ESA BASS) and supported by the UK Space Agency, Excelerate Technology will build and demonstrate how space-enabled assets can provide innovative safety and security solutions, including protection of Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) at a site in the UK.
Seven industry teams are preparing vehicles for testing as the British Army’s LMV competition moves towards a new trial phase ahead of a potential contract decision in 2027.
Britain and Germany have launched an industrial tech corridor to strengthen manufacturing partnerships, with defence and aerospace among the sectors set to benefit.
A new industry report finds aviation has one of the UK’s widest gender pay gaps, with women still underrepresented in the technical, operational and leadership roles that drive career progression.
ADS is the trade association for the UK’s aerospace, defence, security, and space industries, representing over 2,000 members.
We work with those sectors to secure the UK’s advantage, enhance the UK’s international positioning as a go-to destination for innovation, and deliver on our sustainable leadership goals.
In a project co-funded by the European Space Agency Business Applications and Space Solutions (ESA BASS) and supported by the UK Space Agency, Excelerate Technology will build and demonstrate how space-enabled assets can provide innovative safety and security solutions, including protection of Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) at a site in the UK.
As Europe prepares to return to the Moon, British-developed LEIA LiDAR technology will help ESA’s Argonaut lander autonomously identify safe touchdown zones on the lunar surface.
A new generation of OneWeb spacecraft is heading for launch, helping Eutelsat sustain and expand its low Earth orbit connectivity network for governments, businesses and institutions worldwide.
As HMS Queen Elizabeth pays her first visit to Belfast, the Royal Navy’s flagship is trialling a new all-day dining model designed to give sailors greater flexibility, improve wellbeing and modernise life at sea.
UK manufacturers are increasingly exploring defence opportunities as automotive pressures intensify, while AI adoption across the industry continues to accelerate.
Lieutenant David Hardiman has received a prestigious award after his quick thinking helped avert a potentially catastrophic collision between HMS Prince of Wales and passenger ferry GNV Sirio in the Tyrrhenian Sea.
The UK Government and UKRI are investing £54 million in biosecurity research to tackle antimicrobial resistance, improve disease outbreak preparedness, develop next-generation vaccines and strengthen protection against emerging biological threats.
Continuing its longstanding support for London Fire Brigade’s Fire Cadets, Securitas UK has given 16 young people practical training at its ninth annual firefighting weekend, held at the Capita Fire Service College in Moreton-in-Marsh.
A new counter-terrorism capability developed by Edinburgh-based Cyacomb can help investigators rapidly identify known terrorist material on digital devices, as online radicalisation creates new challenges for law enforcement services.
