Kimbolton School named finalist at SME National Business Awards 2026
Kimbolton School, Cambridgeshire, has been named a finalist for the Community Business of the Year award at the SME National Business Awards 2026 in recognition of its outstanding commitment to educational outreach and supporting people in its wider local community.
Stronger minds, stronger teams: build resilience in just half a day
Promote Mental Health has launched a new workshop: The Resilient Mind and Body. This half day workshop combines the knowledge and skills of two highly trained professionals in psychology and nutrition Claire Harris (Promote Mental Health) and Bee Innes (Healthy Be Naturopathy). It covers practical science based strategies to help your people feel better, perform better and stay well. Check out…
The productivity leaks hiding in your organisation
Everyone notices the big technology problems.
The internet goes down; your systems stop working and everything grinds to a halt.
Although smaller frustrations are easier to overlook.
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Giant pandas return to the UK for the first time since 2023 - but as part of a special art trail hitting the streets of Cambridge next year!
Wild in Art's third art trail in Cambridge will hit the city streets in March next year - featuring 30 giant pandas and some mini cubs as part of a fundraising campaign to raise funds to build the new Cambridge Children's Hospital. Hosted by Addenbrooke's Charitable Trust, the trail will take visitors around iconic landmarks in the City. Earlier this week, an overnight delivery of giant pandas…
Six Inches of Soil filmmakers named in The Independent's Climate 100 List 2026
Director and founder of Dragonlight films, Colin Ramsay and Producer Claire Mackenzie, the driving force behind the regenerative farming documentary Six Inches of Soil, have been named in The Independent's Climate 100 List 2026. Ramsay and Mackenzie appear in the Food & Agriculture section, alongside names including Greta Thunberg, Al Gore, Mary Robinson, Guy and Geetie Singh-Watson and Patagonia…
NEW BOOK: Vitruvian Woman. Redefining executive presence through the power of image literacy
Vitruvian Woman by Daniela Florea redefines executive presence through image literacy: the ability to shape and project presence with purpose. Rooted in the timeless principles of Vitruvius – firmitas (Strength), utilitas (Relevance) and venustas (Beauty) the book positions presence as a strategic leadership asset for women. Blending classical wisdom, contemporary research, personal stories…
Report from Cambridge Judge Business School and Bain & Company outlines 5 key steps for financial services leaders
The second White Paper in a series produced through a partnership between Cambridge Judge Business School and Bain & Company lays out 5 clear imperatives for financial services C-suite leaders in managing technology transformation and governance issues at this time of rapid economic, tech and political change.
Lens Not Label taught me what my job actually is
TL;DR: In November, I'm listed as a contributor on the back of a book called Lens Not Label, written by Claire Pedrick and Kim Witten. Working alongside two people whose actual skill is writing a book taught me something useful about my own skill, which has nothing to do with writing and everything to do with what happens in the room once the book is closed.
Free AI training pilot for organisations in the Cambridge and Peterborough area
Capytech is offering free access to its new AI Academy for the first few organisations in the Cambridge and Peterborough area that get in touch. Staff start with the AI Licence, a short course on using AI safely at work, and all we ask in return is some honest feedback.
Cambridge Mind and Brain Institute launches to address challenges facing our brain health
Cambridge announces a new institute focused on understanding and improving brain health across our lifespan, from early childhood through to old age.
Upskill Peterborough receives £150k funding boost
ARU Peterborough supports young people not in education, employment or training.
Form the Future Summer Awards 2026
Form the Future brought together young people, volunteers, employers, educators and partners for its Summer Garden Party and Awards at Newnham College, University of Cambridge, on Tuesday 18 August.
First Ascent Group and Energus scoop top National Award
Oakridge, part of the First Ascent Group, and Energus have been named joint winners at the Nuclear Skills Awards 2026, recognising their partnership in developing the next generation of talent for the UK nuclear sector.
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…
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.
What’s still on your IT list for this term?
If you’ve got upgrades, replacements or projects on the horizon, we’re happy to help you price them up now. Whether you’re ready to go ahead or simply budgeting for later.
ARU recognised for entrepreneurship and impact
ARU Peterborough receives the Regional Impact Award at Alliance Awards 2026.
Royal visit marks ARU Peterborough milestone
HRH The Duke of Gloucester attends event to celebrate five years of impact.
Diversity protects forests from climate extremes
New study finds tree species diversity leads to greater resistance and resilience
D&A Creative showcases Dukes Education’s Cambridge Colleges
D&A Creative commissioned to create a wide range of marketing materials for leading provider of university application support.
Centre for Computing History to celebrate 40 years of the BBC Domesday Project
The Centre for Computing History (CCH) will celebrate the 40th anniversary of the BBC Domesday Project on Saturday 19th September 2026, bringing together original project team members, former contributors and preservation experts to revisit one of the world's most ambitious digital heritage initiatives.
Professor Lady Black appointed as ARU Chancellor
World-leading forensic scientist joins as Anglia Ruskin launches its 10-year strategy.
There’s only one thing you can rely on cyber criminals for
One of the biggest risks during a cyber attack is the pressure to act quickly.
When systems stop working or important data becomes unavailable, organisations are forced into stressful decisions with very little time to think clearly.