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The Science Summer School initiative was established in 2012 at St. Paul’s Way Trust School in East London by Lord Andrew Mawson OBE and Professor Brian Cox CBE, OBE, FRS. The project is now expanding nationally with the aim to make ‘the UK the best place to do science and engineering in the world’. After a successful

The Science Summer School initiative was established in 2012 at St. Paul’s Way Trust School in East London by Lord Andrew Mawson OBE and Professor Brian Cox CBE, OBE, FRS. The project is now expanding nationally with the aim to make ‘the UK the best place to do science and engineering in the world’. After a successful

CARRICKFERGUS based injection moulding company, IPC Mouldings, has received its fifth consecutive gold performance award as part of the 21st Century Supply Chain (SC21) Operational Excellence programme, showcasing the company’s superiority in delivery, quality, sustainable improvement and the associated improvement frameworks, within the aerospace sector. SC21 is a continuous improvement programme coordinated and governed by

Ipc Mouldings’ Nurturing NI’s Future Engineers IPC Mouldings is committed to growing the talent of Northern Ireland’s future engineers, and providing exposure for them to experience first-hand the diverse career paths that manufacturing has to offer. We are proud to offer a number of opportunities for students and young people at our facility in Carrickfergus,

IPC Mouldings donates over 22k to ni hospice Leading injection moulding company, IPC Mouldings, based in Carrickfergus, has presented the Northern Ireland Hospice, a local charity, with a cheque for £22,800, which represents IPC’s long term, monthly donations, and provides an endorsement that the work of NI Hospice matters. The NI Hospice provides specialist palliative

IPC Mouldings Gets Royal Seal of Approval IPC Mouldings Managing Director, Joanne Liddle had the pleasure of attending a reception with His Majesty, King Charles III at Buckingham Palace. Also in attendance at the reception were The Earl of Wessex, The Duke of Gloucester and The Duke of Kent, who were there to recognise the