Cambridge’s Bridge the Gap walk raises more than £57,000 for local charities
Bridge the Gap 2026 benefits people in Cambridgeshire supported by Arthur Rank Hospice Charity and Romsey Mill
Price Bailey appoints Philip Olagunju bolstering its Strategy & Corporate Finance team
Price Bailey has appointed experienced corporate finance specialist Philip Olagunju as Partner in its Strategy and Corporate Finance team, further strengthening the firm's offering across East Ang
What’s stopping your organisation from commercial growth right now?
What's getting in the way of your sales and revenue growth plans right now? In this article we delve into 5 key areas that are often hindering the growth that the senior team are looking for
CellCentric wins Business of the Year at 36th Business Weekly Awards ahead of tipped US IPO
Tony Quested writes: CEO Will West winged in from New York as his company CellCentric won the 36th annual Business Weekly Awards' coveted Business of the Year crown at Queens' College.
What does it take to build a world-class company in the UK?
The UK has no shortage of great ideas. The harder question is whether we have the capital, people and appetite for risk to turn more of them into world-class companies that grow and stay here.
Big Picture Bio founded to identify, design and optimise promising cancer combination therapies
New company founded by Deep Science Ventures veterans closes £1.5M (~$2M USD) pre-seed round and secures £700K (~$950K USD) Innovate UK fundingFounding team and advisors bring expertise from Deep Science Ventures, AstraZeneca, Exscientia and PhoreMostI
Panda sculpture brings a little piece of the outside world to young patients at Addenbrooke’s
One of the hardest things about being in hospital is leaving behind the normality of childhood, including the excitement and community of school. Pilgrim Pathways, the hospital school that provides education and support to young people facing mental and physical health struggles, had a very special donation of a panda cub from Addenbrooke Charitable Trust's (ACT) Panda Meander trail this week…
Dedicated East Anglian Air Ambulance fundraiser shortlisted for BBC Make a Difference Award
Local fundraising champion Wendy Willis has been shortlisted at the BBC Cambridgeshire Make a Difference Awards 2026, in recognition of her extraordinary commitment to supporting East Anglian Air Ambulance.
Cambridge Atomworks to collaborate with Cambridge Vacuum Engineering on UK nuclear micro-reactor programme
Cambridge Vacuum Engineering (CVE) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Cambridge Atomworks – the ambitious nuclear engineering start-up focused on delivering a nuclear micro-reactor built in the UK.
Cambridge venues sign up to new sustainability initiative
Meet Cambridge, the official conference and events bureau for the city, is continuing to strengthen its sustainability credentials through a new partnership with Green Meetings, reinforcing Cambridge's reputation as a leading destination for organisations looking to host more sustainable events.
Acquisition of Corazon Health by HCML
Corazon Health announced today that it has been acquired by HCML, a leading provider of health, rehabilitation, case management, and treatment services.
British workers spend nearly £1bn of their own money on GenAI for work, landmark Deloitte research finds
The UK's largest survey of workplace AI adoption, based on responses from 25,000 workers, finds employees are spending an estimated £958 million annually on GenAI tools they use for work;Two-thirds of British workers have used GenAI tools for work;
What counts as an entry route into work?
By Lily Lin, CEO, Excellence First Enterprise Consultancy.
Safety Rocks launches new ‘Fuel Her Voice’ programme for young women in motorsport
Safety Rocks Limited, Programme Partner of Girls on Track UK and the Wera Tools British F4 Championship, has launched Fuel Her Voice – a new initiative giving young women genuine, hands on work experience in motorsport.
Research Roundup: Summer 2026
Welcome to our new research roundup. Each quarter we will highlight new research publications that include the NIHR BioResource and our participants. We have summarised each publication below, including links to the journal and any associated news articles.
Fuse Diagnostics raises £1 million to scale rapid point-of-need molecular testing platform
Financing will accelerate commercialisation of Fuse Diagnostics’ proprietary Flip platform, expanding its portfolio of rapid, laboratory-quality molecular diagnostics for high-value industrial and life science applicationsInvestment led by The FSE Group alongside existi
Blood markers linked to specific types of stroke identified by Cambridge researchers
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have identified two key chemical markers in the blood that are directly linked to different types of stroke caused by small vessel disease in the brain. The discovery could pave the way for earlier diagnosis, better disease tracking, and more targeted treatments in the future.
Why Life Science and Biotech companies struggle to connect marketing activity to pipeline
Many Life Science and Biotech organisations invest significantly in lead generation but find it difficult to demonstrate a clear link between marketing activity and revenue outcomes.
Charity seeks half-marathon runners for March 27
Charity seeks people who like a challenge to join their Cambridge Half Marathon Team on 14th March 2027
Domino adopts QR codes powered by GS1 to support customers’ move to 2D codes
Many manufacturers preparing for the transition to QR codes powered by GS1 face the same challenge: how do you adopt a new way of connecting products to digital information without disrupting existing processes?
HMRC consults on changes to self-assessment tax payments
A new HMRC consultation paper is concerning news if you make self-assessment tax payments on account.
The new talent Perk : Cambridge Dining Co. brings better lunches to the office
Every Friday morning across Silicon Fen, a familiar ritual plays out. An office junior, clipboard or Slack poll in hand, navigates teams of engineers to collect lunch orders. What began as a morale-boosting exercise has become a logistical headache of late deliveries, dietary requests and cold takeaway containers.
East Anglian Air Ambulance supporters take on Trek 24 in Cambridge
The first-ever Trek 24 Cambridgeshire took place on Sunday 6 September, raising vital funds to support East Anglian Air Ambulance and help secure the future of its lifesaving service across the region – with 150 people taking part in the event.
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