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Location : The A14 westbound exit slip at junction J33 Cambridge. Reason : Load spillage. Status : Currently Active. Time To Clear : The event is expected to clear between 08:45 and 09:00 on 13 November 2024. Return To Normal : Normal traffic conditions are expected between 08:45 and 09:00 on 13 November 2024. Lanes Closed : All lanes are closed. Source link

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New England House reopened to its tenants today after being shut over the weekend so the necessary fire safety mitigations could be put in place. Brighton and Hove City Council has apologised to the traders affected. It said it was forced to close the building at short notice after a fire safety report uncovered “intolerable” safety risks. Businesses in the building, in New England Street, Brighton, said they were losing thousands of pounds in revenue every day as the busy Christmas period looms. One man estimated that the building could have haemorrhaged more than £250,000 over the three-day closure. Experienced fire wardens are now in the building…

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The Cyber Security Research and Networking Environment is a major project led by Oxford University that’s goal is to strengthen the UK’s digital defences. Supported by £6 million from EPSRC, CRANE will launch in 2025, working across sectors like healthcare, law enforcement, and manufacturing to protect them from cyber-attacks. It brings together specialists from fields such as computer science, psychology, and law to build safer digital networks and secure essential services. The UK has become one of the most targeted countries for cyber-attacks worldwide, following Ukraine and the United States. CRANE’s efforts will concentrate on creating secure digital environments, where…

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Wednesday 13 November 2024 12:01 am  |  Updated:  Tuesday 12 November 2024 11:44 am Share Facebook Share on Facebook X Share on Twitter LinkedIn Share on LinkedIn WhatsApp Share on WhatsApp Email Share on Email Scientists and engineers will benefit from the grant. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images) The government has announced it will stump up £500m for 4,700 post-graduate engineering and science university places in a bid to drive long-term economic growth. Science and technology secretary Peter Kyle made the announcement today, with universities and industry set to reap the benefits. The scheme will fund 4,700 new places, equating to…

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Plans for the centre include a play area, an outdoor classroom and space for street food trucks. It is hoped the facility would boost visitor numbers and improve access to green spaces for “a large number of people across East Renfrewshire and Glasgow”. More than £2m of the cash is coming from the Glasgow City Deal, an over £1bn infrastructure programme funded by both governments. Last week, the City Region cabinet approved an outline business case for the visitor facilities and the use of £170,000 to take the project forward.  An official said construction will start in July 2025 and…

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Firefighters from Littlehampton and East Preston attended the incident in Windmill Drive, Littlehampton this afternoon and rescued them from the vehicle. A spokeswoman for West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service said: “This afternoon we responded to a road traffic collision at Windmill Drive, Littlehampton. Firefighters at the scene (Image: Sussex News and Pictures) “Joint Fire Control sent fire engines from Littlehampton and East Preston to the scene, as well as a heavy rescue tender from Worthing. “Upon arrival crews found that one car had struck a garage. “Firefighters released one casualty who was trapped in the vehicle using hydraulic rescue equipment, before…

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While the first-ever business accelerator is commonly agreed to have been established in the United States towards the latter half of the 1950s, it still took the next two decades for the concept to become properly embraced. Indeed, it was only in the ’90s that incubators emerged, meaning that between the two models, emerging startups would be able to find support at different stages of their journies. Across the pond, however, the UK’s first incubators and accelerators started to crop up in the ’80s, many of which were somehow associated with British universities and academics who had links to funding…

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“The programming/monitoring environment is accessible from wherever engineers are in the world. There is no need for installation on the PC, and it can even be used on portable devices, such as a tablet. This can be a great help on the shop floor, as well as when you have to remotely access a site.” Post this Software Defined Automation provides end-to-end Industrial DevOps for automation engineers to simplify PLC management and development, increase factory uptime, and improve OT security. Mitsubishi Electric is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of electrical engineering and electronics products. Its GX Works3 offers programming…

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