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Siemens has today announced that its UK tidal power business Marine Current Turbines (MCT) will open its first satellite office in Inverness to spearhead its work in Scotland. The new office will be led by David Langston who joins Marine Current Turbines as head of business development from the marine energy company, Voith Hydro Wavegen.

The new Science in Sport zone which will include a number of hands-on activities will open at INTECH Science Centre near Winchester on Thursday, 22 March.

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Graeme Clark has been appointed as UK sales manager for metros, coaches and light rail. He will be based at the company’s Westminster offices.

Employees at Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics in Llanberis took part in a photography competition with the winning entry (Bex Robertson) having her photographed framed and placed outside of the Boardroom at Llanberis.

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On Saturday, 10 March, Siemens hosted a visit to its Integrated Energy Service Training Centre in Newcastle for Nick Clegg, leader of the Liberal Democrats, and deputy prime minister, and Vince Cable, business secretary. Siemens was praised for its commitment to skills and training, especially its much-prized apprenticeship programme and investment in a world class training facility in the heart of the North East.

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Siemens has announced today (1 November 2011) that Andreas J. Goss, the current Chief Executive of Siemens plc, will step down from his position at the end of 2011 at his own request. Mr Goss will leave the company to pursue new professional challenges.

Siemens plc, the leading engineering and technology services company, has appointed Claire Carless as UK General Counsel and Company Secretary, with immediate effect. The appointment follows the retirement of Gerard Gent, who held the position for 16 years.

London Midland, First TransPennine Express and Angel Trains Ltd have placed an order worth around EUR 170 million with Siemens plc for 20 new Desiro UK electric trains. The contract includes a maintenance agreement and the electrification of the Siemens depot in Ardwick, Manchester, creating up to 50 jobs.

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