Updated 10:33am 2 June 2012

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Jaguar chief executive to sit on automotive council with Lord Mandleson

The chief executive of Jaguar Land Rover is to hold regular meeting Business Secretary Lord Mandelson as a deputy chairman of a new “automotive council” designed to build strong links between carmakers and government.Read

Jaguar Land Rover gets £170m cash boost

Loss-making Jaguar Land Rover has been granted a new five-year £170 million loan in a major boost to cash flow within the company.Read

Unions demand Government action over Jaguar Land Rover job threats

Unions have called a high level summit of MPs to an emergency meeting at the House of Commons to preserve thousands of West Midland jobs feared under threat at Jaguar Land Rover.Read

Jaguar Land Rover aiming to double production

Jaguar Land Rover aims to double annual production to 300,000 units - despite the closure of either the Solihull or Castle Bromwich factory.Read

Unions condemn plans to close Jaguar Land Rover factory

Unions today declared war on Jaguar Land Rover’s plans to close a Midlands factory and reduce workers’ pay and conditions.Read

Jaguar Land Rover boss in jobs pledge over factory closure

The boss of Jaguar Land Rover last night pledged that no jobs would be lost by the closure of one of its Midland plants as the wheels were set in motion to potentially end a century of volume car production in Birmingham.Read

Business leaders welcome Jaguar Land Rover pledge over jobs and greener cars

The region’s business community last night broadly welcomed Jaguar Land Rover’s pledge to safeguard Midlands jobs when it closes a local plant in the next five years.Read

Peter Mandelson refuses to speculate over Jaguar Land Rover jobs

Business secretary Lord Mandelson has warned that carmakers need to make cuts in order to remain competitive, as he defended Jaguar Land Rover’s announcement that it is to close a West Midlands factory.Read

Jaguar Land Rover factory closure is a sharp dose of reality

There can be no doubt that the closure of one of Jaguar Land Rover’s two West Midland car plants will be a blow.Read

Mandelson praises Tata after Jaguar Land Rover factory closure bombshell

Business Secretary Lord Mandelson has praised Tata’s commitment to its workforce in the wake of the closure bombshell – as unions warned they would fight the shock move.Read

Jaguar Land Rover closure plans raises fears for thousands of jobs

Thousands more car jobs looked doomed today with the announcement that Jaguar Land Rover is to close either its Castle Bromwich or Solihull factory.Read

Jaguar Land Rover to close one West Midlands factory

Jaguar Land Rover is to close one of its factories in the West Midlands over the next decade but create 800 new jobs at Halewood on Merseyside, the firm announced today.Read

Tata denies Jaguar plant at Castle Bromwich faces the axe

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Land Rover eyes a winner by taking Freelander 2 into India

Land Rover is hoping for a sales boost after launching the Freelander 2 into the emerging Indian market.Read

Hopes rise of new Tata assembly line in the Midlands

Hundreds of jobs are set to be created at the Midlands-based engineering and design unit owned by Tata Motors after the Indian firm was given a loan to start making electric cars in the UK.Read

Government's £10m loan to Tata in Coventry for electric car production

The Government has made a £10 million loan to Jaguar Land Rover owners Tata Motors to manufacture electric cars in the UK.Read

Tata blames Jaguar Land Rover for £41 million quarterly loss

Indian car giant Tata has blamed Midland-based Jaguar Land Rover for a £41.2 million quarterly loss.Read

Soured Tata’s commitment to JLR seen as strong as ever

After months of prevarication, Tata Motors finally secured the finance it needed to keep Jaguar Land Rover afloat during the downturn. Now the dust has settled, Alun Thorne looks at the fall-out from an inglorious episode.Read

JLR parent firm Tata Motors sees sales rise 18 per cent

Jaguar Land Rover parent firm Tata Motors saw an 18 per cent growth in sales of its commercial and passenger vehicles in July, helped by the commercial launch of the Nano.Read

Tata taking the long view at Jaguar Land Rover

Birmingham Post Editor Marc Reeves, who has met Tata’s top management both in India and the UK, assesses their stewardship of Jaguar Land Rover.Read