Midlands Engine Partnerships

Our partnership

A unified voice for the Midlands

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Midlands Engine Chief Executive, Roger Mendonca
We are the pan-regional partnership for the Midlands

The Midlands Engine connects, champions and amplifies the work of its partners, bringing voice and vision to a region that is home to 11 million people.

Working across organisational and geographical boundaries, the Midlands Engine drives change where it matters for our communities and our economy.

Through collaboration, we can achieve our shared aims for regional success and underpin our future prosperity.

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How we work
Evidencing

We gather insights and intelligence through our Observatory which shape our priorities.

Convening

We bring together organisations across sectors to collectively drive positive change. Explore the sectors we focus on.

Advocating

We work with and between government, as well as public sector and private sector decision makers, to create the right policy and investment environment for growth.

The Midlands is the largest regional economy outside London

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Latest partnership news

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Green Growth

Sep 30 2024

The end of an era – Ratcliffe-on-Soar power station ends coal generation

The UK’s last coal-fired power station will close its doors for the final time today (30th September) ending over 140 years of coal-fired generation in the UK.

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Manufacturing

Oct 1 2024

New alliance in advanced ceramics strengthens Midlands innovation
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Economic Opportunities

Sep 30 2024

Don’t miss the opportunity to join the East Midlands Combined Authority Business Advisory Board

Representatives from across the East Midlands are being sought to help strengthen the connection between East Midlands Combined County Authority (EMCCA) and local businesses before Friday 11th October.

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