Images (L-R) courtesy of: Jaguar Land Rover, Cambridge Consultants, The Advanced Forming Research Centre and Paul Heasman via the EEF photo competition
Sectors including: Aerospace, Automotive, Defence, Electronics, Food & Drink, Steel & Metals, Pharmaceuticals and more. Photo courtesy of British Steel
Technologies that are key to industry including: Advanced Materials, Additive Manufacturing, Photonics, Automation & Robots, Energy Storage and more. Photo courtesy of Warwick Manufacturing Group
Themes including: Brexit, Skills, Technology Transfer, Corporate Governance, Health & Safety, Education, Industrial Relations and more. Photo courtesy of National Composites Centre
Photo courtesy of JCB
From automotive to aerospace, defence to food and drink, how have manufacturing sectors in Britain performed in 2016, and how will they fare in 2017?
View moreDigital technology is having a transformative impact on engineering, as are automation, advanced materials and additive manufacturing
View moreBrexit was the biggest story of the year but there were key developments in industrial relations and health and safety, while the skills gap loomed large
View moreFrom the election of Trump to our international peers' views on Brexit, we look at manufacturing in the key competitor nations of the US, Germany and China
View moreWe are grateful to the following organisations for supporting the UK Manufacturing Review 2016/2017:
