Bright Sparks - Local school children get a glimpse into the science ‘Behind the Buses’

Primary school pupils have discovered the science, engineering and technology that keeps the region moving, after taking part in a 'Behind the Buses' experience with Stagecoach East and Cambridge Science Centre.

Cambridge MP cracks the code on enrichment

Cambridge MP Daniel Zeichner will visit the Raspberry Pi Foundation's Code Club at Park Street Primary School on Friday 3 July to highlight the importance of enriching activities that help young people build confidence, develop new skills and prepare for the future.

Windows 11’s new focus on efficiency

For the past year or so, it’s felt like every Windows update came with three new AI features attached. Some of them are genuinely useful. Some feel like they’re there because they can be.

Cambridge receives $34.5million donation for research to help improve the health and wellbeing of autistic people and their families

The University of Cambridge has received US$34.5 million from philanthropist K Lisa Yang to support autism research aimed at improving the health and wellbeing of autistic people and their families. The gift is one of the largest ever philanthropic gifts for autism research to a UK university.

Student loan interest cap - what the 6% limit really means

The government has announced a cap for some student loans interest rates. It is not all it seems.

ARU receives £4.8m to boost innovation in the NHS

The NHS Clinical Entrepreneur Programme has already helped launch 691 start-ups.

Bidwells twelve walk 240 miles in one day

A team from Bidwells’ Cambridge Project Management Team took on the epic challenge of walking a collective 240 miles (20 miles each) in one day last week to raise funds and awareness for Cambridge Science Centre.

Kimbolton School celebrates double success at National School Theatre Awards

Kimbolton School, Cambridgeshire, is celebrating a remarkable year for the performing arts after securing two prestigious wins at the National School Theatre Awards in London on 22 June, alongside a series of other notable achievements and accolades.

ARU graduates top in region for securing senior roles

UK’s largest annual social survey also shows strong salary potential for ARU graduates.

Is data security your top priority?

Most IT leaders say data security is their number one concern when improving technology.

In fact, nearly seven in ten rank it at the top of the list. Yet only around a third say they feel extremely confident they would pass their next regulatory audit.

Kimbolton Castle opens its doors for free Vanbrugh 300 tours and talks this July

Kimbolton Castle, Cambridgeshire, will open its doors for a series of free guided tours and lectures this July to mark the 300th anniversary of the death of Sir John Vanbrugh – the English architect who remodelled parts of the building in the early 1700s.

National Inclusion Week September 14th

If your business is preparing for activity in National Inclusion Week this year, we may be able to support you with images for your internal and external comms. 

PSTN Switch-Off: What You Need to Know

PSTN Switch-Off: What Does It Mean for Your Organisation?

The rise of Hybrid Event Production in Cambridge and across the UK

Whether you are hosting a leadership town hall, AGM, conference, product launch or corporate event, our Cambridge hybrid event specialists deliver professional event streaming solutions designed for engagement, reliability and measurable ROI.

New ARU facilities to support booming games sector

Official opening of £2.5m games development spaces that replicate industry studios.

CCH and St John's Innovation Centre Explore ‘Tech for Good’ and Rare Prototypes for Cambridge Wide Open Day 

St John’s Innovation Centre (SJIC), in collaboration with the Centre for Computing History (CCH), will deliver a dynamic programme for this year’s Cambridge Wide Open Day, bringing together entrepreneurs, computing heritage and industry experts to explore the theme Tech for Good: Past Lessons; Future Choices. 

PSA Testing Returns After Successful Pilot

After a successful PSA testing pilot in October, we are once again running free PSA testing at the Cledara Abbey Stadium.

Cambridge United Foundation signs up as a signatory of the Care Leaver Covenant

We are delighted to announce we have signed up as a signatory of the Care Leaver Covenant.

Former England cricketer delivers inspiring talk at Kimbolton School

Kimbolton School, Cambridgeshire, was delighted to welcome former England cricketer and BBC Test Match Special host Jonathan Agnew MBE on Tuesday 2 June for a memorable evening of cricketing gold storytelling and insights.

When capability matters more than performance

Last week, we published observations from the first international delivery of FutureReady — a pilot cohort in China that surfaced three findings about capability formation in high-performing students. One of those findings was that reflective capability and cross-disciplinary thinking do not emerge automatically, even in academically excellent environments. The ISE Student Development Survey,…

Stories of resilience take centre stage at ARU

The Graduate Showcase celebrates the next generation of creative talent.

Cambridge Science Centre is Building a Better Future

Cambridge Science Centre has shared more about its new strategic approach to Science, Technology, Engineering, and Maths (STEM) engagement after opening its doors last week to the families of industry partners who are making Building a Better Future possible.

Young people are not lacking potential - they are being denied opportunity

As concern grows around rising numbers of young people not in education, employment or training (NEET), a Cambridgeshire youth organisation is calling for a fundamental shift in how society views young people.

What we learned delivering FutureReady internationally: insights from a pilot in China

Reflective capacity is not a by-product of academic achievement; it is a separate capability requiring deliberate cultivation. --- FutureReady (CognateUK)

From scalpel to strategy: Navigating the evolving landscape of healthcare leadership

Møller Institute Associate Dr Hisham Abdel Rahman discusses the complex nature of leadership in healthcare, and how often clinicians are expected to evolve into leadership roles seamlessly. As a consultant gynaecologist who moved into leadership roles, including Medical Director and CEO of Hinchingbrooke Hospital, founder of Circle Harmony in China, and currently Global Medical Director for IHG…