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More commonly known for royal ceremonial events such as Trooping the Colour, the iconic Horse Guards Parade was the setting for a new GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS title on Tuesday – thanks to Siemens, Transport for London (TfL) and telent.

Siemens UK Chief Executive Juergen Maier today presented Vice Chancellor Mary Stuart with the formal acknowledgement of Lincoln University’s status as a member of Siemens’ Global Principal Partner programme.

Siemens Healthcare has launched a unique new mobile application at UKRC 2015, the leading diagnostic imaging event in the UK, designed to provide education and relieve possible fears surrounding MRI scans for both children and adults. The MRI Scan app offers a 360 degree virtual MRI scan with realistic sounds, preparing patients for what to expect prior to a scan. The app is designed to improve the patient experience and optimise procedure workflow while reducing the number of cancelled MRI appointments.

Intelligent traffic systems supplier Siemens has acquired the UK’s leading traffic enforcement organisation, Zenco Systems. Today’s announcement recognises Siemens’ commitment to the growing traffic enforcement market and follows a number of successful joint technology projects between the two companies in the UK, including deployments in Manchester and London.

One in seven people have cancelled hospital appointments because they were scared to go, according to new research. The trend emerged from a survey asking 2,000 people about their attitudes to their health, hospitals and medical appointments.

Building structure complete on time and on budget; focus from now until opening on internal fit-out and training programme run-throughs

The latest resource in Siemens’ extensive portfolio of support for education puts the focus on girls in STEM.

Siemens extends its range of kerbside detection solutions this month with the introduction of a new Heimdall Kerbside Volumetric Pedestrian Detector.

Gwynt y Môr, the world's second largest offshore wind farm, was inaugurated today by Carwyn Jones, First Minister of Wales.

A new hospital in Northumberland dedicated to providing emergency care has confirmed that it will be delivering services to patients using a range of innovative imaging technology from Siemens Healthcare.

East Cheshire NHS Trust has selected Siemens Healthcare to provide a seven-year Managed Equipment Service (MES) agreement, enabling it to benefit from a range of the latest-generation MR, ultrasound and X-ray systems. The partnership has allowed the Trust to invest in the latest technology without a dedicated capital programme, helping it to increase throughput and boost image quality during diagnosis.

A new pedestrian controller and crossing system is being funded and installed by Siemens for SafeWise, a safety education charity helping to reduce the number of people killed or injured in preventable accidents on the roads, in the home or at play through making safe and healthy choices.