Are all same-certified materials created equal?
Are all same-certified materials created equal?
We recently completed our product journey email series by discussing the role of the Conflict Minerals Reporting Template and the Extended Minerals Reporting Template in ensuring that compliance obligations are met through ethical and sustainable sourc…
Read more »More news on the new steel trade measure
More news on the new steel trade measure
Having had some time to consider yesterday’s announcement in the House of Commons by Chris Bryant, The Minister for Trade, it seems that the Government has rowed back a little on its original plans for the new UK steel trade measure, in response to con…
Read more »The value of supply chain transparency
The value of supply chain transparency
I’m hoping many of you will have seen our recent collateral charting the supply chain journey of popular products such as Kovar and Hiperco – from their mineral origins to their role in high performance applications. The series was inspired by the impo…
Read more »Update on the UK’s new steel trade measure
Update on the UK’s new steel trade measure
Many of you will be aware of the UK Government’s new steel trade measure, which takes effect from 1 July 2026. We have already posted our thoughts on various platforms and are also currently lobbying the Department of Business and Trade to reconsider p…
Read more »Promoting improvement
Promoting improvement
We’re keeping this month’s update topical and newsy as there are lots of relevant issues to focus on at the moment – most of them connected with our enduring commitment to improvement. I’m starting with the new Steel Safeguard Measures announced by the…
Read more »Back to basics
Back to basics
Whether you’re operating in the aerospace, electronics, automotive or scientific sector, manufacturing organisations of all kinds are increasingly looking upstream to their supply chain for added value solutions and marginal gains. We understand that o…
Read more »Halesowen Cycling Academy Bulletin
Halesowen Cycling Academy Bulletin
Exciting weekend of racing at Ras Mumhan Back to County Kerry for a fourth Easter in succession, with Luke Mannings and Harry Howlett back for a second go after last year, and Ben Arey, Kaleb Herbert and Ethan Squires all making their debut here. Whil…
Read more »Halesowen Cycling Academy Bulletin
Halesowen Cycling Academy Bulletin
Mixed fortunes The team only had one U16 rider in action last weekend, 29 March, – Phoebe achieved a very fine fifth place and ninth place in the National Mountain bike series races at the classic Newnham Park venue in Plymouth. For the older riders, t…
Read more »It’s business as usual…
It’s business as usual…
The threat of economic and geo-political turbulence was always going to hang over this year like a dark cloud, and after the earlier tariff debacle we now have the challenge of a full-blown conflict in the middle east to concern us. As well as the deva…
Read more »Halesowen Cycling Academy Bulletin
Halesowen Cycling Academy Bulletin
Halesowen Academy Road Race, March 15 Mother’s Day weekend saw the Academy’s first road race promotion of 2026, the Halesowen Academy RR on the Welland circuit near Great Malvern, where the National U23 series race was staged last year. The Academy fie…
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