Milton Keynes City Council offsets rising energy prices with Telensa smart street lighting
Annual energy savings of over 60% are forecast with carbon savings equivalent to 5 million kWh
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.
Cambridge buys houses to expand rent-return scheme
The Cambridge Building Society has invested in two family-sized houses to expand its unique ‘Rent to Home’ rent-return housing scheme.
Pozitive Planet becomes new corporate supporter of Tom’s Trust
Pozitive Planet, a tech driven business with a unique approach to supplying utilities, payments, EV charging, telecoms and carbon offsetting to thousands of UK companies, has become the latest corporate supporter of the children’s brain tumour charity
Howard Group ‘tops out’ the first of its three new wet lab buildings at Unity Campus
Construction of Building A1, Unity Campus on track for completion in August 2023
Welch's launches new Net Zero website
Welch's Transport Ltd in Duxford take one step closer to launching their Net Zero HGV and last mile BEV services with the release of the services own micro-site. Bringing clean, zero-emission pallet deliveries to Cambridge businesses and organisations.
Beavers to Help Protect Villages from Flooding
Two new “dam” good beaver enclosures to be built thanks to funding from Environmental partnership.
Life sciences venture capital experts join Mission Street board
Peter Finan and Jonathan Hepple have extensive experience in the biotechnology industry
Greater Cambridge Design and Construction Awards 2023
The Greater Cambridge Shared Planning Service and the Cambridge Forum for the Construction Industry are pleased to publish the winners of the Greater Cambridge Design and Construction Awards 2023, announced at an awards ceremony, hosted by the CFCI at the McGrath Centre, St. Catharine’s College.
Eve Waldron designs Lucy Cavendish College café-bar
The café-bar at Lucy Cavendish College is part of an exciting eco-friendly development of a new accommodation block aiming to eliminate the use of fossil fuels. Putting sustainability at the forefront, it is designed to the Passivhaus standard, meeting the RIBA, LETI and UKGBC carbon-zero frameworks.
TTP are moving to their all-new ‘TTP Campus’ in April
The Technology Partnership (TTP) are getting ready to move into a new technology campus, a fantastic bespoke facility designed with a clear vision, to create a premium space which can support our people and our clients as we develop and deliver the very best technology solutions.
Eve Waldron designs Homerton College Buttery & Servery
Eve Waldron Design were appointed by the college to deliver a bold and eye-catching modern buttery. This impressive M-shaped structure was designed by Feilden Fowles to subvert traditional expectations of Oxbridge college halls, by offering an extruded V-shaped ceiling flooding the interior with natural light.
Support for residents, businesses and the environment following Budget approval
Reducing fly-tipping, promoting a cleaner, greener future and supporting local residents and businesses in the Cost of Living crisis are among plans for the coming year by the District Council.
Council proposes over £200,000 of further cost of living support
Plans for a further cost of living support package for residents, worth more than £200,000, have been published by South Cambridgeshire District Council.
A new direction – Pure branches out into supply chain and engineering
We’re passionate about supporting the economic growth in our region. And one of the ways we can do that is by adding more strings – or specialisms – to our bow. So we’re really pleased to announce that we’ll now be recruiting for supply chain and engineering positions.
Shades of Grey in Replacement Front Doors
Cambridge houses are choosing Grey for entrance doors
It’s onwards and upwards for ATM Steel thanks to Haverhill’s EpiCentre
ATM Steel attributes a key part of its rapid expansion to the flexible service provided by the EpiCentre in Haverhill where it has been located for two years.
Council delivers more new homes that are affordable to live in
The first of more than 30 new Council homes in Gamlingay are ready for local people to move into, as part of a joint project between South Cambridgeshire District Council and Morris Homes.
Record profits for Bruntwood SciTech
Bruntwood SciTech, the Legal & General and Bruntwood 50/50 joint venture specialist property platform focussed on the UK’s life science and tech industries, has reported its best results to date.
The Golden Egg: Affordable, high spec wet lab space available NOW
Riverlabs has got what everyone wants…
Key Amnesty campaign to tackle misused Council properties in South Cambridgeshire
People who are misusing Council properties are being offered a one-off opportunity to #DoTheRightThing and return their keys without facing criminal proceedings during a month-long crackdown by South Cambridgeshire District Council.
Winter emergency accommodation project - looking for a permanent home
It Takes A City are looking for a permanent base for our winter emergency accommodation project. Can you help?
IHT receipts rise again
HMRC has published details of tax receipts for April to November 2022- A tax paid by people hate relatives more than the tax man !
New funding for community electric vehicle chargers in South Cambridgeshire
Electric vehicle charging will become easier across the district thanks to a new grant for public charging points for village halls and community buildings.