Hollywood actor Gary Sinise visits Kimbolton School to explore World War II family heritage
Kimbolton School, Cambridgeshire, welcomed acclaimed American actor, humanitarian, and military advocate Gary Sinise on Sunday 3 May for a special visit. Sinise visited Kimbolton, and the school, to explore his family’s World War II history as part of a documentary project exploring RAF Kimbolton’s legacy.
AI adoption isn't a tech challenge - it's a behaviour change challenge
Acteon's Rebecca Trigg uses a playful framework inspired by the Spice Girls to explore the different responses to AI adoption in organisations – and explains why understanding people, not technology, is the key to lasting change.
Beware the next generation of phishing attacks
If phishing scams are supposed to trick people, why do so many of them still feel clumsy?
For years, the answer was simple: Most scams were mass-produced.
Nature loss brings catastrophic risks – ARU report
Food security is under threat, which could lead to economic and social instability.
National playoff success for ARU’s basketball stars
Anglia Ruskin’s women’s basketball team achieve surprise win over London Cavaliers.
How do young people in UK view healthy ageing?
ARU launches unique research project, in partnership with Hallmark Foundation.
It’s time to govern your team’s AI use
Do you know which AI tools your team is using at work… and what they’re putting into them?
Most senior leaders we speak to think they do. Until we dig a little deeper.
Acteon's new-look website speaks to common challenges in the world of work
From AI adoption to L&D that drives business results, Acteon's refreshed site shows how a behavioural, human-centred approach can turn today's toughest challenges into real change.
ARU staff recognised for boosting employability
Alessia Mevoli, Scott Steele and Asma Rezaei are shortlisted for national awards.
Kimbolton pupils triumph at legendary Devizes to Westminster Canoe Race
For the second year running, Kimbolton’s team were the fastest school crew.
Cambridge and Munich researchers map a route to deeper AI-for-science collaboration
Over sixty researchers from the University of Cambridge and the Munich Center for Machine Learning (MCML) gathered in Cambridge on 16 April 2026 for a working session on what closer UK–Germany partnership on AI for science might look like in practice.
St John’s Innovation Centre makes founding donation to fund for a fairer Cambridge
St John’s Innovation Centre, a dedicated technology innovation hub based in North Cambridge, accelerating the growth of ambitious innovative firms, has made a significant founding donation to a new community fund designed to make Cambridge a more equal and inclusive city.
SustainableTech4Good; Supporting the Cambridge Literary Festival
This month, join SustainableTech4Good in welcoming BBC Newsreader, Sophie Raworth, to the Cambridge Literary Festival!
New industry toolkit aims to standardise managing dietary requirements at events
Meet Cambridge supports the launch of the Managing Dietary Requirements at Events Toolkit - a practical new resource developed by the ABPCO Dietary Requirements at Events Taskforce to help event planners, venues and caterers communicate dietary needs clearly, consistently and safely across all types of events.
1956 Individuals Introduces AI-Powered Customer Journeys at Retail Technology Show 2026
London, UK, April 2026 - At Retail Technology Show 2026, taking place at ExCeL London on 22 and 23 April, SKC Studios based at The EpiCentre in Haverhill, will showcase a new approach to retail customer experience through 1956 Individuals, its flagship conversational AI platform. The exhibit explores how connected, conversational journeys can retain context and transform fragmented interactions…
How to break up with your IT support provider
Most organisations don’t suddenly decide to change their IT support.Nothing has failed outright, but confidence starts to slip.You’re not sure what you’re paying for anymore. Security conversations feel vague. Planning feels reactive, not reassuring.
50,000 join Cambridge Festival for ideas, debate and discovery
Cambridge turned curious, noisy and gloriously hands on this spring as the Cambridge Festival wrapped its 2026 edition with a surge of public energy, big ideas and record numbers.
Kimbolton pupils brave freezing night to raise funds for homeless veterans
Seven Upper Sixth pupils from Kimbolton School, Cambridgeshire, demonstrated resilience, compassion and community spirit by taking part in an overnight charity sleep-out in late March, raising over £500 of vital funds to support homeless veterans across the UK.
Another good reason to enforce MFA
A recent cyber security investigation uncovered a large data-theft campaign.
Sensitive business information was quietly collected and later sold online.
Staying confident and human-centred in the age of AI: An interview with Katherine Wiid
On 14 April, CamAWiSE will explore careers in the age of AI in an interactive workshop with Katherine Wiid, Career Management Coach and Facilitator at Career Ambitions. Ahead of the event, we spoke with Katherine about supporting career journeys, navigating change, and what changes AI will - and will not - bring to STEMM careers. Read the interview with Katherine Wiid to learn more about what…
Are you really using Microsoft Word properly? Why structure matters more than you think
Many professionals rely on Microsoft Word every day, yet common habits like using the Enter key for spacing or manually formatting documents can lead to inconsistent results. Following a recent training session with a corporate client, Computer Tutoring highlights why understanding document structure—not just formatting—is key to working efficiently in Word, especially when combining it with…
Cambridge to establish Rokos School of Government
Record-breaking donation will enable new School to prepare tomorrow’s leaders to tackle the world’s biggest problems.
Important: Protect your organisation from digital fraud
Scams aren’t what they used to be.
They’re not always obvious. They’re not always clumsy. And they don’t always come with spelling mistakes or odd graphics.
Nurses and midwives shortlisted for national awards
ARU receives ten nominations for the prestigious Student Nursing Times Awards.
Cambridge Science Centre bolsters five year growth plans with exceptional additions to Board of Trustees
Cambridge Science Centre (CSC) is excited to announce that Jimmy Doherty, Ayeisha Kone-Massouma and Tamara Sword are joining its Board of Trustees. The appointments support the Charity’s ambitious future plans as outlined in its five-year