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For the first time, professionals employed in the automotive glazing sector in England have been given the chance to gain a national qualification thanks to Government funding support.

Scrapped cars in their millions may find their way back onto roads if the world wide car salvage industry fails to work towards a united code of practice, according to leading online salvage auction business, Bluecycle.

With architects increasingly pushing the envelope in the use of glass for building design, one London based company is seeing increased demand for its expertise in anti-shatter and containment protection solutions.

Matthew Cassells, who works for Nationwide Windscreen Services in Chorley, Lancashire, has beaten off stiff competition from across the UK to win the title of Master Fitter Champion 2010.

A campaign to recruit young people into Scotland’s automotive glazing sector is underway thanks to the launch of a brand new Modern Apprenticeship in this increasingly complex discipline.

Celebrating its fortieth year of training young people for a career in the motor industry, one of the UK's leading independent training providers, S&B Automotive Academy, has announced record achievement levels for its Apprenticeships.

A move by the UK Government to close a loophole which allowed motorists to scrap their own cars has been welcomed by leading car salvage auction firm, Bluecycle.

From cutting grass to cutting deals, 27-year old Mark Corr from St Albans, Hertfordshire, has climbed the career ladder to become one of the youngest Sales Managers in the UK retail motor industry.

A contest to find the best automotive glazing technician in the UK nears its climax as the final six prepare to meet for the grand final at the Millennium Stadium, Cardiff, in September.

As part of its commitment to supporting the local Enfield community, a new car business is offering the chance for a young person to help run it over the summer to gain valuable work experience.