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Listing of all 44 news releases from GTMA:

Trade mission to Beijing is subsidised

The GTMA is organising a trade mission to Beijing between 15th and 22nd October 2005, and has UK Trade and Investment funding of GBP 750 for each eligible company participating.

News from GTMA ( 2 September 2005)

Phillips to transfer knowledge to members

Honours graduate Scott Phillips from Brunel University, has joined GTMA for a two-year appointment as an Engineering Technologist on a DTI supported Knowledge Transfer Programme.

News from GTMA (22 August 2005)

Steels is new President

Dr Tony Steels has been appointed GTMA President for a two year term, taking the place of immediate past-President, Roger Onions.

News from GTMA (24 May 2005)

Campaign set to modify SIC codes

GTMA is actively involved in Operation 2007 - an opportunity to request fundamental changes to the structure of the Standard Industrial Classification codes.

News from GTMA (18 April 2005)

Aerospace supply chain explained

At its recent aerospace supply chain seminar at Warwick Manufacturing Group, GTMA continued to take up the cudgels on behalf of toolmakers.

News from GTMA ( 8 March 2005)

EAMA appeals to UK Chancellor

Investment is the key issue for UK manufacturing according to the Engineering and Machinery Alliance (EAMA) in its Budget submission to the Chancellor.

News from GTMA ( 2 March 2005)

UK SMEs adapt to international competition

UK SME manufacturers, helped by a big increase in property values, are adapting to international competition from low cost employment countries like China, according to a new survey by EAMA.

News from GTMA ( 1 March 2005)

GTMA supports recent EAMA survey

The GTMA strongly supports the findings of a recent EAMA survey, showing manufacturers were being hit by the regional focus of Government's industry funding.

News from GTMA ( 1 March 2005)

Delegation returns from Pune

Delegates from seven GTMA member companies went on a fact finding tour to Pune during January, visiting the premises of 15 companies and hearing presentations from a further five organisations.

News from GTMA ( 8 February 2005)

Free seminar explains aerospace supply chain

A morning seminar aimed at helping UK engineering companies participate in the aerospace supply chain has been organised by GTMA on 24th February at Warwick Manufacturing Group, Warwick University.

News from GTMA ( 3 February 2005)

GTMA welcomes EAMA Chairman

The GTMA has added its voice to the chorus of welcome to Graham Hayes, CEO of Bradman Lake Group, who has been elected Chairman of EAMA.

News from GTMA (15 December 2004)

3T RPD and Qualitetch return to the fold

This month the GTMA has welcomed back into membership two very different companies, each of which has found significant reasons to rejoin the association.

News from GTMA (30 November 2004)

Kingsbury joins association

Geo Kingsbury Machine Tools has joined the GTMA.

News from GTMA (28 October 2004)

Association supports criticism of red tape

The GTMA strongly supports the findings of a recent EAMA survey that UK SME manufacturers are put at a serious commercial disadvantage by increasing levels of administrative red tape.

News from GTMA (19 October 2004)

Medical technology on display

On 23rd June, the GTMA, supported by Advantage West Midlands, is holding a medical technology day, kindly hosted by Ceram Technology, at its Research Centre in Stoke on Trent.

News from GTMA (18 May 2004)

Reverse engineering explained

BMW Plant Hams Hall Co-ordinator of Metrology and Calibration, Peter Taylor, was the keynote speaker at the latest of the GTMA's successful technology update events.

News from GTMA (18 February 2004)

Using the www to help toolmakers

A seminar next month in Birmingham will review and demonstrate the practical outcomes of the emould@work project.

News from GTMA (21 January 2004)

Will the world recovery reach UK manufacturing?

Julia Moore, GTMA Director, calls on the Government to act now if the UK is to benefit from the forecast upturn.

News from GTMA ( 8 January 2004)

Update event to focus on reverse engineering

Peter Taylor will be the keynote speaker at the GTMA's "Reverse engineering" update event, where he will be discussing the integration of CMM CAD model programming and product development.

News from GTMA ( 7 January 2004)

Technology opens up new opportunities

"Technology is here to stay - if we don't grab it someone else will" was the message at the conclusion of the GTMA technology day held earlier this month.