SCORES Athlete project relaunches with a fresh design on Mantal
The SCORES Athlete project—focused on understanding long-term health outcomes related to sports participation—has been refreshed and relaunched using Mantal’s modern digital infrastructure to enhance participant engagement and expand study reach.
Human-centred school innovation: Insights from EFEC’s work with school leaders in China
By EFEC (Excellence First Education Consultancy).
Kimbolton Castle to feature in Vanbrugh 300 celebration of architect’s work
Kimbolton Castle, located in the grounds of Kimbolton School in Cambridgeshire, is one of six historic properties that will be showcased in Vanbrugh 300 in 2026 – a nationwide celebration marking the tercentenary of Sir John Vanbrugh, the celebrated architect behind some of Britain’s most iconic buildings.
Rapsodi & PD-Frontline studies successfully migrate to Mantal
The Rapsodi and PD-Frontline Parkinson’s studies have officially migrated to Mantal, enabling researchers to consolidate study operations, improve participant engagement, and future-proof their digital research infrastructure.
Plextek takes part in TeenTech Festival Sussex
Plextek joined organisations from across the UK at the Amex Stadium in Brighton for the TeenTech Festival. The event welcomed 300 Year 8 and 9 students from the region, giving them the chance to take part in hands-on science, engineering, and technology activities designed to broaden their understanding of future career paths.
PREDICT-PD, the largest UK cross-sectional Parkinson’s study, adopts Mantal
PREDICT-PD, one of the UK’s most important Parkinson’s research initiatives, is now using the Mantal platform to expand participant reach, streamline digital assessments, and accelerate its mission to identify early markers of Parkinson’s disease.
How to respond to flood damage in your business premises
When a business faces flooding, effective recovery relies on three critical phases immediate triage to stop the water source and begin extraction within the first 48 hours, thorough assessment and documentation of all damage including hidden moisture, and finally restoration which involves cleaning, reconstruction, and implementing preventative measures for the future. Success depends heavily on…
How radar works
Imagine you are standing in a pitch-black room, firing rubber balls in every direction. Some will hit surfaces that bounce them straight back at you...
New website feature makes it easier to find training courses in Cambridge
Computer Tutoring Limited writes...We’ve launched a new website feature that makes it faster and easier to find training courses by location — including Cambridge. Simply type a location such as “Training Cambridge” into the search bar and instantly see all relevant courses. This update is part of our ongoing commitment to making high-quality IT and data training easier to access for businesses…
Utilising construction skills to tackle unemployment
This week we launched the first of this round of Sector-Based Word Academy Programmes (SWAP).
Cambridgeshire businesses unite to drive positive change through new B Local network
B Local Cambridgeshire officially launches today, bringing together Cambridgeshire's growing community of certified B Corporations (B Corps) and organisations committed to using business as a force for good.
Supporting the next generation of sporting talent in Cambridge
On Tuesday, 11 November, Cambridge Airport played host to an inspiring celebration of young sporting talent at the Sir Arthur Marshall Future Champions Award Ceremony.
Kimbolton Castle shines purple for pancreatic cancer awareness
Kimbolton Castle, set within the grounds of Kimbolton School in Cambridgeshire, was lit up purple for the first time on 20 November to mark World Pancreatic Cancer Day. The illumination formed part of the nationwide, annual Purple Lights for pancreatic cancer campaign, which sees landmarks and homes across the UK and around the world glow purple throughout Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month.
Livestream RI Christmas Lectures
We’re delighted to announce we are one of the livestream venues for this year’s CHRISTMAS LECTURES from the Royal Institution.
Sports leaders will share their career journeys
Joint ARU and Cambridge United event will focus on different roles in sport.
Up to 20% off - 2025 Black Friday Discounts at Cambridge Marketing College
Save up to 20% off marketing courses this Black Friday! From 1-day courses to CIM qualifications, we've got you covered. Discounts valid 20/11/25-05/11/25
Mapping a new town: Creating a 3D digital twin of Northstowe, Cambridgeshire
Discover how Skytech Cambridge used over 40,000 aerial photos to create a detailed 3D digital twin and 2D map of Northstowe, Cambridgeshire’s new town, supporting planners, developers and infrastructure teams with up-to-date spatial data.
Kimbolton School celebrates highly successful ISI inspection
Kimbolton School, Cambridgeshire, has been judged to meet all the Independent Schools Standards in every area following a full inspection by the Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI) in September 2025.
£2.5m grant will help ARU address skills shortages
ARU to expand computer games design provision thanks to new funding from OfS.
New frog-like insects leap into the science books
Anglia Ruskin University entomologist discovers seven new species of leafhopper.
The Cambridge’s ‘Rent to Home’ initiative named ESG Project of the Year at the Chartered Governance Institute Awards
The Cambridge Building Society’s Rent to Home initiative has been named ESG Project of the Year at the Chartered Governance Institute UK & Ireland (CGIUKI) Awards 2025.
Kimbolton School’s CCF leads Remembrance Parade
On Sunday, 9 November, pupils from Kimbolton School’s Combined Cadet Force (CCF), representing the Royal Navy (RN), Army (A) sections and Royal Air Force (RAF) – took part in the annual Remembrance Parade through Kimbolton village, paying tribute to those who gave their lives in service to their country.
Cambridge Taxonomy of Climate Transition Risks outlines 6 risk classes for companies
Six classes of risks, encompassing physical as well as other risks, comprise the Cambridge Taxonomy of Climate Transition Risks. The new framework will help firms set priorities as they navigate the challenging transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy.
Graduates, AI agents, and the changing nature of work: rethinking human–AI collaboration in life sciences
Human–AI collaboration in life sciences: a vision of scientists, educators, and intelligent systems working together to advance capability and innovation.
Science comes to life at Kimbolton School as pupils celebrate inspiring KSTEM Week
Kimbolton School’s annual KSTEM Week helped bring science, technology, engineering and maths to life between 3rd and 7th November - inspiring pupils across both the Prep and Senior Schools to explore, question and create. The week was a vibrant celebration of curiosity, creativity and discovery, featuring an array of hands-on activities and immersive experiences designed to ignite imaginations…