Lancashire
Lancashire is a county in North West England with a population of around 1.5 million. Known for its role in the Industrial Revolution, Lancashire is home to the city of Lancaster and the seaside town of Blackpool. The county's symbol is the red rose, and it is also the birthplace of Manchester United. The Forest of Bowland in Lancashire is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty popular for hiking and wildlife.
The engineering sector in Lancashire is a significant contributor to the local economy. With over 85,000 employees, Lancashire has a strong presence in advanced engineering and manufacturing. Lancashire's engineering sector benefits from the presence of universities that produce a high number of STEM graduates, contributing to the availability of skilled workforce.
Transportation in Lancashire is easily accessible and well-developed. The county is served by international airports, major railway lines, and motorways including the M6 and M55.