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Britain Needs an Industry Led Industrial Strategy

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By Jason Pitt
| Made in the Midlands
By Jason Pitt, CEO – Made in Group This week I spent two days in Parliament alongside our chairman, Lord Whitby, meeting MPs, peers and business leaders. We discussed our upcoming GREAT Awards, our annual reception,  and, most importantly, the shape of Britain’s industrial future. During that visit I met with founder member Charles Boneham, his local MP Lee Anderson, and Richard Tice, deputy Leader of Reform UK.
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Why the GREAT100 Is the Recognition Britain Needs Right Now

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By Jason Pitt
| Made in the Midlands
By Jason Pitt, CEO – Made in Group There’s a quiet strength that powers this nation. It’s not just the loud voices in Parliament or the polished faces on the evening news. It’s the factory manager who shows up early to fix a broken machine before the day begins. It’s the young apprentice learning to weld, dreaming not of fame, but of building something that lasts. It’s the supply chain strategist rerouting logistics to keep Britain moving, without applause or fanfare.
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State of the Unions

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By Jason Pitt
| Made in the Midlands
Is class becoming the next workplace battleground? How resentment, rhetoric, and culture are quietly colliding in today’s workforce By Jason Pitt A few months ago, I was on my way to Westminster to meet our Chairman, Lord Whitby. I passed Unite the Union’s Holborn HQ. In the window, a bold digital message glared back at me, enormous red and black lettering, jagged and urgent, almost like it had been scrawled in protest ink “PROFTS ARE UP. WAGES ARE DOWN. INFLATION IS RISING.
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