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Rolls-Royce confirms £300million investment in major boost to UK production

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Chancellor John Healey has confirmed that iconic British manufacturer Rolls-Royce will invest £300million into the UK. Speaking at Labour Party Conference, Mr Healey said the funding would go to its manufacturing bases in Derby, Bristol, Glasgow, Warwickshire and Rotherham. Chancellor John Healey added that the £300million investment would be invested in its British factories. He highlighted how industrialisation has boosted Rolls-Royce's Derby factory, which produces nuclear reactors. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Mr Healey added: "Conference, this is the new age of industrialisation. This is the new confidence in Britain. Lit by this Government, driven forward by business. So, don't tell me it's not possible to create a new age of British industry. "Don't tell me it's not possible to have good growth in every postcode. And don't tell me that people can't hope again." Rolls-Royce said the investment would ensure the brand's UK infrastructure can meet manufacturing demand and suppor

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