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To celebrate the Manchester Pride Festival which will be held between August 24th and 27th, some of Manchester's pedestrian signals in the city centre will be replaced with a range of diversity images from Siemens.

Leading supplier of construction and building materials, Aggregate industries has signed a £3m deal with Siemens marking the start of a new technology and training partnership.

Following an extensive programme of laboratory and test-track testing, UK CITE, the project to create an advanced environment for connected and autonomous driving has now entered its second phase of trials which sees connected cars being tested on public roads.

• Siemens and partner ubitricity to provide on street residential electric vehicle charging points using existing street light infrastructure
• Go-ultra Low City Scheme framework contract provides £3.7 million to help deliver charging points across London boroughs
• 1,150 charge points to be delivered by the end of 2020

An exciting energy challenge will hit the streets of NewcastleGateshead as part of the Great Exhibition of the North, and the public are invited to take part, by walking, dancing, jogging or rolling across smart-flooring

To help celebrate this year’s Bourne Free, Bournemouth’s Pride festival, Poole-based Siemens Intelligent Traffic Systems (ITS) has replaced some of the pedestrian signals in the town centre with a range of diversity images

Keele University has marked the official start of work on its landmark Smart Energy Network Demonstrator (SEND), which will be the first project of its kind in Europe.

In a celebration of the 25th anniversary of the iconic Goodwood Festival of Speed, Siemens is set to make history with the first autonomous hillclimb in a 1965 classic Ford Mustang

Siemens plc has appointed Valerie Todd, CBE as Human Resources Director, Siemens UK & Ireland. The new appointment will follow the retirement of Toby Peyton-Jones and is effective from 1st October 2018.

Siemens ITS has been awarded a multi-million pound contract by Transport for London (TfL) to develop and deliver a next-generation traffic control and highways management system. This new Real Time Optimiser (RTO) solution will enable traffic flow across London’s entire road network to be dynamically optimised and will play a key role in meeting TfL’s objective of enabling reliable and sustainable journeys.

Workers, company bosses and government should work together to embrace a new digital industrial revolution Juergen Maier – Siemens UK CEO and Industrial Strategy advisor – is expected to say at next month’s Northern Powerhouse Business Summit.

• School beats seven others and wins £250 for STEM projects
• Rollercoaster Challenge puts STEM in action in schools across Manchester