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amrc.co.uk About us


AMRC North West is part of the University of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre, a cluster of world-class centres for innovation and research into advanced manufacturing technologies used in the aerospace, automotive, medical and other high-value manufacturing sectors.


Our research and development is accessible to all. Our goal is to drive innovation across the wider region.


Our achievements


Since establishing our North West centre, our team of experts has worked with more than 450 Lancashire manufacturers through our fully-funded and commercial projects, supporting them to use innovation and technology to overcome challenges, drive up productivity and improve quality. Two particular areas of future focus are improving supply chain resilience and net zero manufacturing.


Why Lancashire is a great place to be a manufacturer


Manufacturing is in Lancashire’s DNA. It is home to centuries-old manufacturers to high-growth start-ups spanning all sectors of the manufacturing industry.


We have world leading expertise in some of our many SMEs and global giants like BAE and Leyland Trucks/Paccar.


This mix of tradition and innovation, company size and variety can foster a vibrant industry collaboration and best practice.


Not to mention that Lancashire is the centre of the UK (the world) with great links by air, sea, road and rail.


Melissa Conlon Commercial director, AMRC North West


Victoria Wood Head of school - science, engineering and business, Blackburn College


About us


Blackburn College is one of the largest education providers in Lancashire, providing opportunities for students of all ages to achieve and enter work in a range of industry sectors.


The college aims to address the skills shortage and equip students with the expertise to thrive in the manufacturing industry.


Our achievements


The engineering department is proud of our expert lecturers, some of whom are part of the Technical Teaching Fellowship, and deliver outstanding results with a 99 per cent overall pass rate for the division in 2023.


Through our skills development we aim to meet the needs of employers in Lancashire and also contribute to the region’s economic growth and competitiveness.


Why Lancashire is a great place to be a manufacturer


Lancashire has always been a thriving manufacturing region. With around 80,000 jobs needed and the sector accounting for 12.5 per cent of all employment in Lancashire there is huge scope for development and opportunities for students wanting to pursue a career in engineering and manufacturing.


blackburn.ac.uk


brabners.com About us


Brabners is a leading independent law firm and our legal experts work closely with manufacturers of all sizes across sectors including food and drink, energy, automotive, chemical and aerospace. Informed by deep market level insights we support them to capitalise on global opportunities and protect themselves against future market challenges. Our teams proactively partner with each other to provide manufacturers with tailored, robust legal support.


Our achievements


Brabners is on a mission to make the difference for our clients, people and the communities we serve. We continue to invest in our people to help us support manufacturers to attract and retain both local talent and workers from overseas, exploit emerging technologies and drive productivity and growth. Last year we also achieved B Corp status, joining a global network of 7,000 businesses committed to operating as a force for good.


Why Lancashire is a great place to be a manufacturer


Lancashire is a national centre of excellence in manufacturing, with companies such as BAE Systems, Leyland Trucks and Rolls-Royce as well as access to fantastic local talent generated by a world-class education ecosystem It’s also home to UCLan’s £30m state-of-the-art Engineering Innovation Centre (EIC), the Health Innovation Campus at Lancaster University and Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre based at Samlesbury Aerospace Enterprise Zone.


Christine Hart Legal director and manufacturing specialist, Brabners


About us


MHA Moore and Smalley is a leading independent provider of accounting, business advisory and wealth management services. We have offices across the North West and more than 390 partners and staff advising clients across the UK. Our specialists are rated among the best in their field. We are also part of a global network of firms, Baker Tilly International.


Our achievements


We recently issued our 2023 ESG Impact Statement, outlining our pledges and reporting on our progress.


Key achievements include investment across our offices to ensure our working practices are as environmentally friendly as possible in addition to partnering with socially responsible organisations to enable investment in the communities in which we live and work.


Why Lancashire is a great place to be a manufacturer


Lancashire has a proud history of manufacturing, tracing its roots back to the Industrial Revolution and the important textile mills and weaving sheds that brought urban growth to the area.


Today, Lancashire is home to several global manufacturing and engineering businesses. A manufacturing company in Lancashire has access to great transport links, a number of further education establishments nurturing future talent and targeted support from institutions working with businesses to improve innovation and new product development.


Ginni Cooper Partner, MHA Moore and Smalley


LANCASHIREBUSINES SV IEW.CO.UK


mooreandsmalley.co.uk


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