Sheffield-based Engineering design company PES Performance Ltd has made a key appointment within their 3D scanning business as increased client demand has led the company to expand the data capture services, they provide. They have recruited Carl Mason to the PES Scanning division as senior metrology aplications engineer. Carl has over

Teenagers at UTC Sheffield are set to be the first in the country to develop a new range of in demand high-level digital engineering skills, thanks to a £1.1m funding boost. UTC Sheffield City Centre, on Matilda Street, has been successful with a skills capital bid to Sheffield City Region for

Technical solutions specialist The Curve has partnered with Sheffield Women in Tech (ShfWiT) to provide members with a “welcome back” free hot drink and pastry from two local businesses in Sheffield as many return to their office environments after the lockdown period. Launching this week, ShfWiT members will be able to

Rachel Baseley from city law firm Wake Smith Solicitors has been appointed as Registrar for the Diocese of Sheffield and Legal Secretary to the Bishop of Sheffield. Private client solicitor Rachel has spent the past year as Deputy Registrar and is promoted to the role following the retirement of previous incumbent

A new project led by Sheffield Hallam University and Barnsley Council will provide free support for businesses in the Sheffield City Region to increase their competitiveness through digital innovations. Digital Innovation for Growth is a £1.8m, three-year programme, funded by the European Regional Development Fund. The programme has been launched to

A business accelerator that supports budding entrepreneurs is offering £250,000 to young people who want to start a digital business in South Yorkshire. TwinklHive, based in Sheffield, has launched a scheme that provides grants and mentorship to people aged 18 to 22 so that they can pursue entrepreneurship as a career

Financial planner Jillian Thomas is urging Sheffield businesses to back a musical based in the city. The Canary Girls, co-written by former police detective Tim Nye, is inspired by Sheffield’s famous ‘Women of Steel’ who worked in the steel industry during the Second World War. The name Canary Girls comes from the

High voltage electrical engineering firm Smith Brothers has added 39 years of power system design expertise to its portfolio with a quartet of specialist appointments at its Sheffield office – doubling the headcount from four to eight. Elland-headquartered Smith Brothers opened its second Yorkshire premises – on Parkway Avenue, Sheffield –