Deanhouse Group becomes WYMS Advocate

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Supporting Manufacturing Growth.

Deanhouse has become an Advocate of West Yorkshire Manufacturing Services (WYMS), strengthening our connection with the manufacturing community across the region.  We have already taken part in a two-day Applied AI course delivered with the University of Huddersfield , looking at how AI works in a manufacturing environment in practice. WYMS's Alex Tate also visited Deanhouse to present our Advocate certificate. Manufacturing is a core to what we do, from our own production facilities through to the specialist joinery and fit-out projects we deliver for clients. Being part of a wider manufacturing network gives us the opportunity to learn from other businesses facing the same pressures, keep pace with what’s changing across the sector and give something back to the manufacturing community in West Yorkshire. 

Investing in what comes next.

Deanhouse has grown its facilities and equipment over the years, but growing our people, knowledge and ways of working matters just as much.The Applied AI course is one example: we want our team to understand what the technology can do and where it makes a genuine difference on a project.WYMS gives us another route to that learning and a direct line to businesses and organisations across the region’s manufacturing sector.WYMS’s own work centres on training, networking and access for the industry and becoming an advocate connects Deanhouse into that directly. Becoming a WYMS Advocate is another step in that development. The manufacturing sector keeps changing and staying close to it matters.For Deanhouse, that means continuing to learn, continuing to invest and being ready for what's next.We're on it.Want to know more about what we do? Get in touch with our team.
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Written by Neil Addyman , August 20, 2026

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