Grafton Espace

NEWS


19/11/2019 - 20/11/2019


We are pleased to attend the Space Tech Expo Europe in Bremen, the continent's major dedicated supply-chain and engineering event for manufacturing, design, test and engineering services for spacecraft, subsystems and space-qualified components. The exhibition and conference draw attendance from thousands of industry leaders, decision makers, engineers, specifiers and buyers to meet manufacturers across the supply chain for civil, military and commercial space. 

Event: 'UK Space Conference'

Location: Newport, Wales

24/09/2019 - 26/09/2019

UK space is the UK space trade association which represents the UK space industry to government and other key stakeholders nationally and internationally. The UK Space conference is now well established as the most important event for the space industry in the UK

Grafton Espace Ltd were delighted to attend this conference, develop relationships ans seek inspiration to thrive in the new space age. 

We have launched our NEW website!

02/04/2018


After a great deal of hard work and dedication, we are delighted to officially announce the launch. It can be accessed at the same URL:

www.graftonespace.co.uk

We have been eager to make sure that your experience is as smooth as possible by simplifying the process of applying for roles, providing useful information about our services, and updating the look and feel to offer a clean, modern design and easy navigation.

The purpose behind the new look and feel of the Grafton Espace website is to better provide resources and information to clients and engineers. The website will highlight all of the tools and resources available at the click of a button.

Keep checking back regularly as we will be updating our news section with space sector highlights, articles, and resources. We hope you love the new updated look of the website!

Space junk demo mission launches
02/04/2018

A UK-led experiment to tackle space junk has been sent into orbit. It takes the form of a small satellite that will practise techniques for tracking debris and capturing it. The RemoveDebris system is heading to the International Space Station where astronauts are expected to set the experiment running in late May. Space junk is an ever-growing problem with more than 7,500 tonnes of redundant hardware now thought to be circling the Earth.

Read more: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-43584070

A UK-led project heads to orbit to trial technologies for removing redundant space hardware.
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Happy Easter!

29/03/2018

Happy Easter from Grafton Espace, spring is finally upon us! 

“If we had no winter, the spring would not be so pleasant: if we did not sometimes taste of adversity, prosperity would not be so welcome."

― Anne Bradstreet

New year, new job!

04/01/2018

Happy New Year from all of the team at Grafton Espace! Best wishes for a 2018 filled with health, happiness, and spectacular success.

Event: 'London Space Week' 

Location: Glaziers Hall, London

04/10/2017 - 05/10/2017

 London Space Week (LSW) is one of Europe’s major business-to-business space events dedicated to space applications, launch vehicles, satellites and space-related technologies, with delegates including SMEs, investors, buyers and space agencies. 

Grafton Espace Ltd is proudly sponsoring the third edition of London Space Week.

Workshop: 'Training Needs and Opportunities in the Space Sector'

Location: European Space Agency, Harwell

30/05/2017 - 01/06/2017

We are speaking at the 'Training Needs and Opportunities in the Space Sector' course held by Catena Space at the European Space Agency in Harwell. The interactive workshop is being held to assess the need in the UK space sector for training to address the perceived skills gap.

Event: 'Inspiring Women in Technology'

Location: WeWork offices in Devonshire Square, London

13/07/2017

On Tuesday evening at the WeWork offices in London, Outsource UK welcomed professional females, undergraduates and post graduates to come along to their inaugural Women in Technology event, an evening held to challenge some of the preconceptions around jobs in technology.  

An opportunity to hear from senior business women who are making a success of their careers in diverse technology roles. Focusing on the future generation of female's within IT & Technology roles, a scheduled Q&A plus networking event for those looking to hear from today's successful female workforce.

The ladies of Grafton came along to join the debate:

Event: 'UK Space Conference 2017' 

Location: Manchester, UK

30/05/2017 - 01/06/2017


Grafton Espace were delighted to attend the 2017 UK Space Conference - an event designed to bring together people and groups from within and outside the space community. The conference is a 2 and a half day forum to discuss the changing political, economic and technological landscape impacting the UK space industry.


Visions and ideas for using space, its technology and satellite enabled-services to shape our future were exchanged, and discussions were held on how new knowledge and space-based capabilities can drive social and economic progress into the 2030s and beyond. 


Attended by over 1,200 delegates, the UK Space Conference proved to be an unmissable forum for the UK and international space community, bringing together government, industry, academia, customers, suppliers, education providers, researchers and the financial community.


Reaction engines began building test facility for hypersonic engine 

10/05/2017 

Reaction Engines Ltd. has begun construction of a new engine test facility where it plans to undertake the first ground based demonstration of its revolutionary SABRE™ air-breathing rocket engine; a leading contender for the next generation of hypersonic flight and space access vehicles. Read more here.


Reaction engines began building test facility for hypersonic engine.

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AFC Bournemouth vs Madrid shirt sponsorship

22/04/2017 

Thanks to AFC Bournemouth for a great day as Associate Shirt Sponsor. We were delighted to win the quiz & watch the AFCB performance!