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The team behind @MakeUK_'s campaigns, driving change to help manufacturers grow, invest and compete. Championing #UKManufacturing for 130 years. #UKmfg
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    Jul 20
    As @andyburnham appoints his cabinet, Make UK has today published its 2026 Makers' Manifesto, setting out the actions his new government must take to achieve #reindustrialisation and good growth in every postcode. Read it here ➡️ makeuk.org/insights/repor… #IndustrialStrategy
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    Jul 15
    The entry into force of the UK-India Free Trade Agreement is a significant step forward for UK manufacturing. By reducing tariffs and streamlining trade with one of the world's largest and fastest-growing markets, the agreement creates new opportunities for manufacturers to
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    Jul 13
    89% of manufacturers are recruiting, but only 16% are filling every vacancy. Our Q2 HR Bulletin explores the latest recruitment, pay & employment trends shaping #UKmfg, alongside insight on preparing for upcoming employment law changes. ➡️ makeuk.org/insights/repor…
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    Jul 7
    Our new report with @Ecotricity has been covered across a number of national titles, examining the impact of high electricity prices on UK manufacturing. 🧵
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    Jul 6
    🔋 Great discussion underway at today's launch of our new report with @ecotricity.   Manufacturers need a more competitive energy system to support investment, growth and the transition to net zero.   That's exactly what today's panel is exploring, with Stephen Phipson,
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