A new campaign and the value of ongoing creative support

SBE/ExEd develops continuing education materials for professionals across the built environment, helping turn sustainability research and innovation into action on a global scale. Sable have been working with them on their identity, tone of voice, marketing and social media presence.

Another chapter begins for long-term care in England

Andy Burnham has plans to deal with long-term care in England.

Rent to Home tenant looks to the future in Cambridge

‘This will allow me to put roots down’: When 'Lei' moved into a refurbished property in Cambridgeshire last month, buying a first home shifted from a distant goal into an active plan.

Cambridge Management Consulting puts practical action at the heart of its Green Day

Cambridge Management Consulting (Cambridge MC) has celebrated its annual corporate Green Day, bringing colleagues together for a day of environmental volunteering instead of a day in the office.

How much can institutions see of their own influence?

By Lily Lin, EFEC: Christopher Marquis, Professor at Cambridge Judge Business School, has questioned the purpose of business education in his New York Times essay, “I Teach at a Busine

Price Bailey celebrates its expansion into Chelmsford

Leading accountancy firm Price Bailey welcomed over 150 guests to the Hylands Estate in Chelmsford, to celebrate the opening of its new Chelmsford office.

Abbey People project sees HMP Peterborough prisoners build ten Little Free Libraries for local communities

HMP Peterborough has partnered with Little Free Librarian, Dr Catherine Galloway, and Cambridge-based community charity, Abbey People, and others to build ten new Little Free Libraries for communities across Peterborough as part of the ‘Making Cambridge Reading Rich’ project.

Is bridging the AI digital divide a societal responsibility?

Tim, CEO of WaveLength: Last week, I had the pleasure of taking part in a debate organised by the BCS Digital Divide Specialist Group on a question that is becoming increasingly important...

Good growth: Innovate Cambridge Summit 2026

More than 500 businesses, start-ups, innovators, academics, political and civic leaders attended the fifth Innovate Cambridge Summit. Speakers celebrated an extraordinary year for innovation in Cambridge, including the creation of three Cambridge-born unicorns, while emphasising the need for innovation-led growth to benefit everyone in the City and wider region.

Cambridge Rowers raise more than £1,500 for East Anglian Air Ambulance Air Base appeal

Cantabs Women's Senior Squad completes eight-hour fundraising fitness challenge A team of Cambridge rowers has raised £1,542 for East Anglian Air Ambulance's Cambridge Air Base Appeal after taking on an ambitious eight-hour fundraising fitness challenge.

Early autumn offers on marketing qualifications | Ends 6th November

Cambridge Marketing College is not participating in Black Friday this year...here's what we're doing instead!

The ‘future of farming’ shouldn’t be discussed without farmers in the room

Farmers have never been short of people offering them solutions. The harder question is whether those solutions are tackling the problems that matter most to them.

PRR Safety strengthens regional presence and nationwide reach with move to The EpiCentre

Specialist health and safety consultancy PRR Safety has relocated to The EpiCentre at Haverhill Research Park, providing a well-connected base for its continued growth across East Anglia and the UK.

UK tax rates have reached their limit, says Price Bailey

Tax expert, Richard Grimster, from leading accountancy firm Price Bailey warns the UK could be at the peak of the ‘Laffer Curve’ as the Government makes Capital Gains Tax U-turn ahead of the Autumn Budget.

First participants join major UK trial to test Alzheimer’s treatments with CPFT

Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust’s (CPFT) research team have helped the very first people take part in a new UK trial to speed up the search for effective Alzheimer’s disease treatments.

BioUK Awards 2026 celebrate outstanding achievement and breakthrough innovations from across the Life Sciences

Abingdon, UK - BioUK, the not-for-profit membership organisation focused on catalysing success in UK life sciences, announces the winners of the 18th annual BioUK Awards following a ceremony hosted at the Royal Lancaster Hotel, London.

Student loans | The Treasury Committee wades into the debate

The House of Commons Treasury Committee has published a critical report on the operation of student loans.

Gearset appoints Mark Johnston as Chief Marketing Officer

Johnston appointed to accelerate Gearset’s next phase of growth, bringing significant experience in scaling technology businesses.

Cambridge Judge Business School seeks project proposals from local companies for Management Studies Tripos (MST) Project

The University of Cambridge Judge Business School (CJBS) is ranked among the world’s leading business schools. As well as a global focus, our location at the heart of this thriving community of local entrepreneurs and innovators offers a unique opportunity for us to work with the business community.

How to light a log burner: a practical firewood guide

Learn how to light a log burner, choose suitable firewood, check log moisture and solve common lighting problems with a step-by-step guide to the top-down method.

Cambridge early-stage companies raise £9bn in a decade as average deal size grows five-fold

New analysis revealed at the Innovate Cambridge Summit shows average equity raised per deal rose fivefold, from £2m in 2015 to £10m in 2025Greater Cambridge led the UK in average life sciences and deep tech investment per deal in 2025, cementing its position as the world’s second mo

Raspberry PI corporate retreat at Barrington Hall

For the fifth consecutive year, Cambridge Dining Co. had the pleasure of delivering a seamless two-day corporate retreat for our valued client, Raspberry PI, hosted at our partner venue, Barrington Hall.

Dye-to-Service is the future of sustainable textile dyeing

What if sustainable textile dyeing could reduce carbon emissions, eliminate conventional dyeing wastewater and lower production costs, without requiring brands to invest in expensive manufacturing technology?

Eppendorf and BioLabs expand collaboration to support biotech innovation in Munich

•    The collaboration will provide laboratory equipment, technical support and engagement opportunities for BioLabs resident companies •    Builds on existing partnerships at BioLabs sites across the US, Germany and France

Takara Bio USA partners with SPT Labtech to deliver automation-ready NGS library preparation technologies

Trusted NGS chemistries from Takara Bio now optimized for firefly® automated workflows