What Are the Business Implications of GDPR’s Right to Erasure?
The European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) affects all individuals and businesses in the UK and EU. Despite the UK’s withdrawal from the EU, GDPR was written into UK law during the transition period, and remains an important privacy mandate.
Celebrating volunteers who change lives
We celebrate a key partnership that supported guests at Crossways makes long term, sustainable change.
ARU music therapy receives £970k funding boost
Research institute will invest in technology to capture music therapy breakthroughs
Marshall Skills Academy joins British Business and General Aviation Association
Marshall Skills Academy has joined the British Business and General Aviation Association (BBGA), the UK’s national not-for-profit trade body representing business and general aviation.
Cambridge sparkles as hundreds of supporters shine bright for hospice care
The stars shone brightly in Cambridge on Saturday night (13 May) as more than 380 people took part in the annual Star Shine Night Walk, together raising over £30,000 for Arthur Rank Hospice Charity.
Ethical jeweller Lily Arkwright opens London showroom
London’s calling ethical jeweller Lily Arkwright! Due to strong customer demand Lily Arkwright opened a showroom in London on the 10th of May 2023.
CC Live secures all-star auction donations to support Ormiston Families Stars
CC Live, the events division of Cambridge-based PR and marketing agency Conscious Communications, has secured a stellar line-up of 20 lots for a silent auction to be staged at its upcoming invite-only event, Under the Stars.
A complete rebranding for Hanski
Hanski complete full rebrand along with a total redesign and build of their website. The team are left feeling totally recharged, energised and ready to push forward with renewed vigour on their mission to be the best sport tour operator company in the UK.
2023 Annual Visitor Attraction Website Report Survey launched
Rubber Cheese, in partnership with Convious, is proud to announce the launch of the 2023 Annual Visitor Attraction Website Report Survey to help attractions improve their digital infrastructure and enhance the visitor experience, moving from clicks to conversions.
Partnership in action
It Takes a City received thanks from a key partner for the work of their team at Crossways, their Winter emergency accommodation project for rough sleepers in Cambridge.
ARU recognised for commitment to race equality
Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) has been recognised for its commitment to racial equality and its work to break down barriers for students and staff with a significant award from the Race Equality Charter.
Agri-tech Business Opportunities in China
With its vast population and limited arable land, agriculture continues to be a critical sector for China’s economy and food security. As a result, China will continue to increase its agricultural innovation for many years to come.
Seven cities, ten days: Ting Zhang's wirlwind tour of post-Covid China (Part one)
Fantastic insight on what's happening with business in China packed with personal anecdotes, all in a latest blog about her recent trip to China, by Ting Zhang, Founder & CEO of Crayfish.io
Feel great with a LivingWell Fitness Membership
Brighten Up Your Workouts at LivingWell Fitness Cambridge, powered by LivingWell.
7 ways to welcome older people back to work
Several studies have suggested that older employees are more likely to have a great work ethic, be loyal, less likely to call in sick, and are more motivated by community and mission as opposed to perks and salary – all a great attraction to SME employers. HR Dept have a few ideas on how you can welcome back older employees into your business.
Could you be It Takes A City's new Treasurer?
It Takes A City is looking for an experienced treasurer to help us grow and support our homeless neighbours.
Cambridge University Catering Managers’ Committee has raised £15,600 for two local charities
A charity ball organised by a sub-group of the Cambridge University Catering Managers’ Committee has raised £15,600 for two local charities.
Meet Cambridge celebrates 25th Anniversary with major symposium on future of events
The official convention bureau for Cambridge and the surrounding area recently held an event to mark its 25th anniversary, focusing on the key challenges and opportunities facing the business meetings industry today.
Impression acquires Norwich-based digital agency, FLOCC
Impression acquires Norwich-based digital agency, FLOCC
On-boarding hybrid staff – how to get them up to speed and feeling part of the team
Many business's have implemented hybrid working to bridge the gap between office and remote working. The benefits of collaborating together in one workplace cannot be overstated. We are social beings and need to be present to make meaningful relationships and bond. But as this type of work evolves, how you can best manage inductions for new hybrid staff? The HR Dept. have some tips.
Marshall Aerospace gets green light for Cranfield relocation
Central Bedfordshire Council has approved Marshall Aerospace’s Outline Planning Application (OPA) paving the way for the relocation of its UK headquarters to a new facility at Cranfield University.
What is a portable film studio?
In the past, filming studio quality content needed giant cameras, giant studios and giant budgets. However, as technology has advanced, camera equipment has become lighter, more portable and more accessible. What would have taken months to film and edit can now be delivered within a week, in much better quality and at a fraction of the price…. and you don’t need a giant studio!
First College at Cambridge University to admit over 90% from state schools
Lucy Cavendish College reaches historic milestone with the highest-ever percentage of state school students (over 90%).
Has stress taken over your life and is burn-out real?
The Bridge First Aid says...Yes, it is! How do I know? Because I have been there. Last year, the World Health Organization (WHO) reclassified workplace burnout in the 11th Revision of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-11), The updated manual lists burnout as an occupational phenomenon, rather than a medical condition. Hmmm interesting.