ARU exhibition celebrates 1,800 hours of creativity
MA Fine Art graduates showcase work ranging from dolls’ houses to quantum theory.
New PM cuts tax on household electricity bills to give breathing space for people in Cambridge
New Prime Minister takes immediate action to cut taxes on electricity bills to give households in Cambridge breathing space this winterTax cut this year funded from cancelled Digital ID programme will see VAT on electricity bills removed from 1 OctoberIn one of his first ac
ELRIG Appoints Drs Hitesh Sanganee and Marcus Schindler to Scientific Advisory Board
Leadership expansion reinforces ELRIG's commitment to delivering impactful drug discovery initiatives and driving community-wide collaboration
New Youth Hub set for Fenland
The Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority will establish a Fenland Youth Hub in Wisbech to ensure more young people can access the support, skills and opportunities they need to succeed.
FairJourney Bio announces scientific program and leadership for The Antibody Series 2026
Annual event brings together international experts in antibody discovery and development, taking place September 16–18, 2026, in Évora, Portugal
Deloitte CFO Survey Q2 2026: Growing AI optimism
73% of CFOs are optimistic that AI will materially improve business performance; 93% expect investment in digital technology to rise over the next 12 months; Geopolitics remains the biggest external risk to businesses; Cost control is biggest dampener to graduate hiring.
Cambridge Index drops 3.4%
The Cambridge Index dropped 957.6 points or 3.4% to close at 26,856.6, as five out of the top ten index heavyweights posted weekly losses in their share price.
Why the middle of the funnel is where most Life Science and Biotech growth stalls
Many B2B organisations focus heavily on generating leads and closing deals, but the middle of the funnel is often where growth actually stalls.
Babies across East of England join diabetes prevention trial
Babies at high risk of type 1 diabetes across the East of England are joining an international trial exploring whether vaccination against the SARS-CoV-2 virus could prevent the condition.
'United in Safeguarding' event finds new date
We are delighted to announce a new date for our inaugural 'United in Safeguarding' event.
Back to school, Keystone style
Sharing practical marketing skills with the next generation of event producers
Learn to innovate, innovate to learn
By Lily Lin, CEO of Excellence First Enterprise Consultancy.
What HMRC tax receipts reveal about the UK’s big four taxes
New data from HMRC shows how much the government relies on just four taxes.
Building a marketing funnel that helps your business grow
For many growing SMEs, marketing can feel like a constant challenge. You’re posting on social media, attending networking events, updating your website and sending emails – but are those activities actually guiding potential customers towards a sale?
Milner Institute convenes science, industry, investors and charity funders for Pitch Day and Symposium
Researchers, entrepreneurs, investors and global pharmaceutical leaders gathered in Cambridge this week as the Milner Therapeutics Institute hosted its annual Pitch Day and 11
Addenbrooke's Charitable Trust (ACT) supported cancer technology earns multiple awards
“These scanners have transformed the way clinicians look for cancer in the lymph nodes. Collecting more lymph nodes is associated with an increase in five-year survival rates of up to 28%. What’s more, higher lymph node yields lead to more accurate prognosis. By helping clinicians find more of these lymph nodes, the scanners are improving treatment decisions and helping to achieve better outcomes…
Fiducia Commercial Network strengthens compliance with Doc2 partnership
LONDON, July 2026 – Fiducia Commercial Network (FCN) has partnered with Doc2, one of the UK’s leading document automation and eSigning platforms, to provide every Appointed Representative (AR) and Registered Individual (RI) across the n
'Big Fish Off' nets thousands for local charities
Yesterday, the 'Big Fish Off' reeled in a handsome return for 4 local charities!
Prana celebrates English Curry Awards 2026 Finalist Nomination
Cambridge restaurant shortlisted for Voters Choice Restaurant of the Year, ten years after its first national success.
Guardtech helping Aerospace applications reach for the stars with an unrivalled range of controlled environment solutions
From small segregation pods to large-scale off-site constructed container facilities, East Anglian contamination control specialists Guardtech have all your Aerospace cleanroom bases covered
Unique route revealed for annual Bridge the Gap charity walk with record numbers anticipated
Organisers of Cambridge’s best-loved annual community walk through University Colleges, Bridge the Gap, have revealed the route for this year’s event taking place on Sunday 13 September.
PSA Testing Event Continues to Make a Difference as Over 110 Men Attend
Following a hugely successful pilot in October 2025, Cambridge United Foundation secured funding from NHS Central East Integrated Care Board to deliver further PSA blood tests in partnership with MyPSA.
Power, capital and governance: Leadership in a fragmented world
Cambridge Judge Business School and Bain & Company warn of “permanent complexity” in global finance.
RuneScape Creator Jagex makes Granta Park its new HQ
Bidwells has acted as occupier adviser to Jagex, the Cambridge-based video games company behind the RuneScape franchise, on the acquisition of approximately 12,200 sq ft of office space at One Granta, Granta Park.
Lucida Medical appoints Chief Operating Officer to drive global growth
Lucida Medical, a Cambridge University spin off advancing the prostate cancer pathway through AI, announces the appointment of Robin Barclay as Chief Operating Officer.