Deloitte Cambridge and Castle Manor Academy in Haverhill announce new partnership
Deloitte Cambridge and Castle Manor Academy in Haverhill are delighted to announce a new partnership, part of the firm’s 5 Million Futures programme.
New work and health support programme launches across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough
WorkWell is free, voluntary, and it offers employees an opportunity confidentially talk about their work and health needs. It aims to prevent them falling out of work due to a disability or health condition. It also supports employees in managing a condition when they return to work from a sickness absence. Participants access a Work and Health Coach, and together they will agree next steps as…
The Cambridge Building Society awards nearly £30,000 to local charities supporting housing and homelessness initiatives
The Cambridge Building Society, through its Community Fund, has awarded a total of £29,489 to three local charities working to support housing, those effected by homelessness, and vulnerable individuals across the region. The grants are part of the Society’s ongoing commitment to finding new ways to help people have a home
96-year-old twins inspire welcome boost to LEO heritage
The AIT Trust have provided funding for a new archivist to work at the Centre for Computing History for 2 years on their extensive and unique LEO archive. The new post is named in honour of 96-year-old twins Frank and Ralph Land, both of whom worked on LEO in its early days, dedicating themselves since retiring to ensuring LEO's pioneering work is widely recognised in the history of computing.
The ultimate evergreen Christmas gift
‘Tis the season for goodwill so this year why not spend your cash on a present that will last for life and one that will benefit the planet and generations to come, by gifting a tree?
Volunteer hospice drivers recognised by Hunts Forum 2024 Volunteer Awards
Volunteer drivers Edwin and Duncan receive Hunts Forum 2024 Volunteer Awards.
First ever UK-wide project launched to explore the inequality in access to psychological care within childhood brain tumour services
A pilot year-long project studying the inequality in access to psychological care within childhood brain tumour services, and the implications on access to clinical trials, has been launched by a team at the Great North Children’s Hospital in Newcastle. The project has been funded by children’s brain tumour charity, Tom’s Trust.
Remember loved ones with Light Up a Life in Cambridge and Wisbech
Light Up a Life Appeal is now open and you are welcome to join us at the events in Cambridge and Wisbech
New Google to Microsoft 365 migration product by ShareGate
ShareGate has produced a new tool that should make it easier to undertake Google Workspace to Microsoft 365 migrations.
Double the cheer this Christmas with Red Hen
Double the Cheer at Christmas from 3-10 December! We’re excited to share that The Red Hen Project is part of this year’s Big Give Christmas Challenge, where every donation made through our page on BigGive.org will be matched—doubling your impact on children in need in Cambridge.
Raise funds for Cogwheel Counselling at the Cambridge Half Marathon
The TTP Cambridge Half Marathon takes place on Sunday 9th March 2025 and we’re really pleased to again be able to offer places to runners who would like to fundraise for Cogwheel Counselling.
Cambridge Junction is very proud of its funded ticket scheme
The funded ticket scheme welcomes 100s of people into the venue each year, including young carers, refugee families, children in care, young people with disabilities and children who are entitled to Pupil Premium.
Support and shelter for people sleeping rough during colder months
Cambridge City Council is working with partner agencies to deliver support and shelter for people sleeping rough in Cambridge during the colder months to ensure that everyone can access a safe and warm place to stay.
It Takes a City seeks Deputy Chair
Homelessness partnership looking to recruit a Deputy Chair of trustees.
Giving strength to the saying ‘it takes a village’ – an entire village in Norfolk that is fundraising for Addenbrooke’s described as ‘one of a kind’
An entire village in Norfolk is praised for its fundraising efforts - with everyone who lives there raising funds for Addenbrooke's by either volunteering and helping at events, taking part or donating money
Every patient in Addenbrooke's over Christmas to receive a gift thanks to Cambridgeshire firm's fundraiser
A Cambridgeshire firm's annual fundraising Christmas Ball is set to provide a present for every patient who is in hospital on Christmas Day - at both Addenbrooke's and the Rosie. Read more to find out how they do it - and how you too could help spread a little cheer for patients - not just at Christmas but all year round
The Duke of Edinburgh visits Cambridge Junction
On Tuesday 5th November The Duke of Edinburgh visited Cambridge Junction for a guided tour focussing on the charity and arts centre’s work with young people and emerging artists.
Illumina Community Fund launches to support cancer patients and their loved ones
Grants of up to £10,000 are available for charity and community projects in Cambridgeshire benefitting individuals diagnosed with cancer and their loved ones.
Get your running shoes on this New Year’s Eve
Registration is now open for the Cogwheel Canter Running Festival on 31 December.
Submissions are now open for the 2025 Lucy Cavendish Fiction Prize
Submit your entry before 31st January to get a shot at literary success.
National Trustees’ Week - a golden opportunity to celebrate the contribution of EACH’s Board of Trustees
“They have busy personal and professional lives but are passionate about what we do and want to make a difference” – national Trustees’ Week is a golden opportunity to celebrate the contribution of EACH’s Board of Trustees Volunteer trustees have been thanked for their time, effort and commitment during a national awareness week marking their vast contribution. Trustees’ Week begins today and…
The Food Marketing Experts & Creating Nature's Corridors pick up 7 awards
Cambridge-based specialist food & drink marketing agency, The Food Marketing Experts has enjoyed unprecedented success on this year’s awards scene.
Cloud Telephony vs. VoIP – which is best for your school or business?
Is your phone system causing frustration for your team, students, parents, or customers? It might be time for an upgrade!
Mental health support to be offered in Thames Valley region to those facing a child’s brain tumour diagnosis thanks to children’s brain tumour charity
The children’s brain tumour charity, Tom’s Trust, has opened a new clinical psychology service at the Children’s Hospital, Oxford, that will provide much-needed mental health support to children and young people facing a brain tumour diagnosis, alongside supporting their families.
Science Partnered With Awareness Is Unstoppable
In this episode, Gerald and Maleen from PHA Europe join Dr Bipin Patel to share their experiences with Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension (PAH). They discuss the challenges of getting an accurate diagnosis, the importance of early detection, and the emotional and physical impacts of living with this rare disease.