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For the fourth year, members of the Women’s Engineering Society (WES) will be posting photos of Lottie Dolls at work during Tomorrow’s Engineers Week (November 2019) to show the huge range of careers available in engineering.

In support of WES’s Centenary the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography have added four new biographies recording the lives of four of the early generation of women engineers: Eily Marguerite Leifchild Keary; Frances Beatrice Bradfield; Hilda Margaret Lyon and Beatrice Shilling.

The UNESCO PX Commission has declared that 4 March of every year will be World Engineering Day

The 10-stamp set features marvels of British engineering from the last 50 years: from the smallest of computers, the Raspberry Pi, to the Falkirk Wheel, the world’s only rotating boat lift, Britain has a long and proud history of engineering

 Women in 4.0 takes centre stage at UK’s largest event for the 4^th Industrial Revolutio

The Women’s Engineering Society is delighted to announce the fourth iteration of the Top 50 Women in Engineering (WE50) campaign for 2019. The theme this year is Current or Former Apprentices.

Sunday 23 June will mark 2019’s International Women in Engineering Day (#INWED19), when we will be encouraging participants to show the world how they are ‘transforming the future’ in pursuit of more diversity in engineering.

Gratte Brothers, one of the UK’s leading Building Services Companies, is delighted to become a corporate partner of the Women’s Engineering Society, in their centenary year.

Forward Ladies releases national report findings on “Bridging the Gender Gap in STEM”