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Ruth Humphrey has been appointed as Project Director - Depots, for Siemens Rail Systems. Based at the company’s Westminster offices, Ruth will have overall responsibility for delivery of the Thameslink depots at Hornsey (London Borough of Haringey) and Three Bridges (Crawley, West Sussex).

In the first quarter of this year Siemens has reached a UK milestone of three gigawatt (3GW) wind power generation capacity from its onshore and offshore wind turbines.

Siemens Metals Technologies (Special Products Unit), based in Christchurch , has been announced as the winner of the Queen’s Award for their outstanding achievement in growing overseas earnings, showing good year on year growth, with an overall growth of 73 per cent since 2008 recorded.

Siemens Magnet Technology, based in Eynsham, Oxford, has been announced as the winner of the Queen’s Award for Enterprise in Innovation 2012. The business, which designs and manufactures superconducting magnets for medical scanners used around the world, has been recognised by Her Majesty the Queen and the Prime Minister, David Cameron.

Siemens has been selected to take part in an exhibition demonstrating the very best of British manufacturing this summer.

Siemens implements low carbon transport solution

Last month, as part of a Groundwork and Business in the Community (BITC) supported project, a dozen volunteers from Siemens in South Tyneside agreed to get their hands dirty in a bid to transform an area used by local cyclists and walkers.

Siemens is opening the gates of its state-of-the-art traincare facility in Northampton to local families on Saturday 5 May, in partnership with London Midland.

Issued on behalf of Greater Manchester Environment Commission and AGMA

Individual manufacturing and new fitting techniques allow the instrument to be placed deep in the ear canal, providing a pleasant listening experience right from the start.

Siemens Healthcare has announced the winner of the "International CT Image Contest 2011". Institutions and clinics around the globe submitted their best clinical images, taken with the lowest possible radiation dose on Siemens CTs, to a jury of internationally renowned professors.

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.