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• Red, amber and green traffic lights showcasing a range of diversity images will form centerpiece of the Transport for London Pride parade float
• Supportive voice clips to be broadcast directly from the vehicle as it tours the streets of the capital

As an estimated 175,000 festival goers travel home from Glastonbury and another 100,000 ready themselves for Goodwood Festival of Speed this weekend, it’s safe to say festival season has hit full swing in the UK. More than 10.4 million visitors spend an estimated £2.3 billion at festivals and music events in the UK, but our fondness for festivals is having a significant impact on the environment – specifically how we choose to travel.

Dr Andy Palmer CMG, CEO of Aston Martin Lagonda and Professor Juergen Maier CBE, Chief Executive of Siemens UK, were today both honoured with an Honorary Doctorate from Cranfield University.

First of a kind partnership with Atos and STFC Hartree Centre will help increase industrial productivity and find new pathways to growth

Siemens has announced a new academic teaching programme called Connected Curriculum, 18 months after launching its MindSphere Innovation Network (MINe), in partnership with higher education providers.

For the first time, Siemens is pleased to announce it is a technology partner for Goodwood Festival of Speed 2019, showcasing a host of ingenious technology to help make the world a cleaner, greener, and digital place.

Ian Elsby, Siemens Digital Industries Head of Chemicals, explores new Siemens’ research into the challenges and opportunities facing the chemicals sector with the advent of Industry 4.0 

Siemens Power Generation Services wins prestigious RoSPA President’s Award for Health and Safety

• Siemens Newcastle business wins President’s Award for 10 consecutive Gold awards
• Award recognises Siemens’ commitment to health and safety
• Award was presented at a ceremony on 18 June

• Archaeological artefacts uncovered at the Triton Knoll onshore substation at Bicker Fen
• Excavation found evidence of the late Iron Age through to mid-late Roman farming landscape
• Public event on 26 June at Boston Guildhall to display the findings

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• 35 pedestrian symbols / traffic signal images replaced with a range of diversity images
• Edinburgh’s Pride festival is first to benefit from initiative in 2019

• New ground-breaking traffic control system uses intelligent infrastructure to minimise disruption and keep traffic flowing
• First on-street trials to take place with BCP Council
• Robust system is faster and safer to install and features enhanced ‘self-checking’ and diagnostics