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AutoRaise Welcomes S&G Response as New Investor

AutoRaise is proud to announce S&G Response as the latest business to invest in the future of the UK’s vehicle repair industry. This exciting partnership strengthens AutoRaise’s mission to increase apprenticeship opportunities and support bodyshops in bringing new talent into the sector. Following our Power Panel Round Table event at Oulton Park on 12th February, […]

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AutoRaise Power Panel Sparks Industry Action at Oulton Park

AutoRaise Power Panel Sparks Industry Action at Oulton Park. Leading figures from the UK’s automotive repair sector gathered at Oulton Park for the AutoRaise Power Panel, a landmark event designed to tackle the pressing issues facing the industry. Chaired by outgoing Dave Sargeant and incoming Simon Smith, the discussion focused on shaping the future of

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AutoRaise Relaunches with a Bold New Vision to Secure the Future of Automotive Apprenticeships

Bridging the Skills Gap, Supporting Employers, and Empowering the Next Generation of Vehicle Repair Technicians AutoRaise, the charity dedicated to tackling the UK’s automotive skills shortage, is evolving. As the industry faces increasing pressure to recruit and train skilled technicians, AutoRaise is relaunching during National Apprenticeship Week. It’s also expanding its mission to provide greater

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Richard Hammond and The Smallest Cog Team join AutoRaise (The Automative Skills Charity) as Patrons.

AutoRaise is excited to welcome Richard Hammond and his team at The Smallest Cog as Patrons of the charity.  This partnership marks a significant step forward in inspiring and supporting young talent in the vehicle repair industry, reinforcing the value of apprenticeships as a sustainable solution to the sector’s skills shortage. As a Patrons, The

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A Spotlight on Leadership: Our MD Emma Speed Featured in ABP Magazine

ABP Magazine We’re thrilled to share that our Managing Director, Emma Speed, has been featured in a recent interview with ABP Magazine, a key publication for the automotive repair industry. In this insightful piece, Emma discusses the vital role AutoRaise plays in addressing the skills gap in the bodyshop repair sector and highlights our vision

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NBRA Networking Event: Connecting at Bolton Wanderers

Our Managing Director, Emma Speed, recently attended a highly successful NBRA networking event at the iconic home of Bolton Wanderers. The event was a fantastic opportunity for members and suppliers to come together, share insights, and forge valuable connections. The National Body Repair Association (NBRA) is dedicated to supporting and advancing the body repair industry,

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Budget Boost for Apprenticeships and the Automotive Sector

AutoRaise is pleased to see the government’s latest budget announcement, including a £300 million investment in Further Education and an increase in the employment allowance to £10,500 for smaller employers. These measures signal a step forward in supporting skills development and creating a stronger foundation for apprenticeships across various industries, including our own. While these

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Empowering the Next Generation in Vehicle Repair: November Updates from AutoRaise

As we approach the close of the year, we’re reflecting on some inspiring stories, initiatives, and developments within the automotive repair sector. From celebrating new apprentices and ambitious athletic challenges to industry-focused insights on the recent budget, our November updates showcase the impact of community efforts to tackle the skills shortage. Here’s a look at

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Welcoming Our New Managing Director, Emma Speed, to Auto Raise

We are delighted to announce that Emma Speed has joined Auto Raise as our new Managing Director. With her deep passion for education and apprenticeships, along with a robust background in working closely with employers to enhance opportunities for young people and increase skills, Emma is ready to lead our mission forward. Emma shares, “I’m

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