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.
Beyond capability: The questions I’m hearing
By Lily Lin, CEO of Excellence First Enterprise Consultancy.
Price Bailey opens new office in Essex
Leading accountancy firm Price Bailey has opened a new office in Chelmsford, Essex, strengthening its presence across the East of England.
UK Business Delegation to China: Canton Fair & China–UK Future Technology Exchange, 12–21 October 2026
Cambridge-based NPZ Technology Ltd, as promotional partner to London agency Intennel Business Group, invites UK businesses to join a ten-day delegation to Guangzhou and Shenzhen this October — combining the world's largest trade fair with direct access to China's robotics and AI innovation ecosystem.
What happens when AI becomes part of the team?
Artificial intelligence is rapidly moving beyond being a personal productivity tool to becoming an active participant in how teams work. As organisations begin integrating AI into workflows, decision-making and collaboration, important questions are emerging that go far beyond technology itself. At NK Coaching & Consulting, we're undertaking research as part of the Team Coaching Diploma to…
The 22% charge on cash interest in stocks & shares ISAs
The latest ISA update from The Treasury confirms new rules on upcoming Cash ISA reforms, including a flat-rate charge on cash interest.
Cambridge Future Tech acquires Vest Coast Capital, establishing permanent U.S. presence
Cambridge Future Tech (CFT), the deep tech venture studio, announces the acquisition of Vest Coast Capital, a U.S. based investment and advisory firm specializing in the capitalization and commercialization of transformative, early-stage technologies.
Problems with cell’s ‘plumbing’ linked to signalling issues in neurodegenerative conditions
New research led by Prof Edward Avezov (UK DRI at Cambridge) reveals how the architecture of the cell’s transport network, the endoplasmic reticulum, can go awry and lead to problems with signalling in brain cells in conditions like Alzheimer’s.
Gonville Hotel Welcomes Exciting New Era with Radisson Individuals Celebration
Gonville Hotel was delighted to celebrate an exciting milestone as we officially joined Radisson Individuals, marking the beginning of an exciting new chapter for the hotel.
Launch of new AI Academy to help businesses unlock growth
Cambridgeshire Chamber of Commerce launches new AI Academy to help businesses unlock growth through artificial intelligence
Crossing the Blood-Brain Barrier: Why Natural Transport Mechanisms Are the Smarter Route
Most biologics and even small molecules fail to cross the blood-brain barrier, leaving CNS drug delivery a persistent bottleneck. Isogenica's latest short video looks at why researchers are turning to the brain's own transport systems as a more promising path in.
Solving LNP's Liver Problem: Why Targeting Is the Next Frontier in RNA Delivery
Lipid nanoparticles have powered the RNA medicine revolution, but their default tendency to accumulate in the liver limits use beyond hepatic disease.
Cambridge South train station opens
Making everyday life, travel and work easier while unlocking new opportunities for innovation and growth.
Exonate appoints Olav Hellebø as Chief Executive Officer
Appointment of experienced executive forms part of the Company’s strategy to build momentum across its proprietary platform and therapeutic programs targeting retinal diseasesCompany is preparing a Phase IIb clinical trial of lead candidate EXN407 for diabetic eye disea
Passive Radar for Detecting Aircraft Without Emitting
The case for listening rather than shoutingEvery conventional radar has the same vulnerability: it announces its presence. The moment a radar transmits, it becomes detectable, locatable, and, if the adversary is sophisticated enough, targetable.
Precision matters: Guardtech and DryR leading the way for controlled environment provision when things get seriously tight
East Anglian contamination control specialists Guardtech are collaborating with dry room experts DryR to strengthen their overall delivery of advanced cleanroom and dry room facilities across a wide range of high-tech sectors
London Climate Action Week: Nigel Topping keynoted as deep tech founders pitched at Cleantech Venture Day
One of the flagship events at London Climate Action Week, Cleantech Venture Day London took place on Monday 22 June at KPMG’s Canary Wharf office.
Making Tax Digital for income tax - slow start for HMRC
HMRC has reported a low initial registration level for its new Making Tax Digital for income tax regime.
ARU receives £4.8m to boost innovation in the NHS
The NHS Clinical Entrepreneur Programme has already helped launch 691 start-ups.
International Patent Grants for Pain Management Technology
Plextek and Remedee Labs, the French healthtech start-up, are proud to announce that patents covering key aspects of the millimetre-wave antenna technology at the heart of Remedee’s endorphin-stimulating wristband have been granted in China, Europe, and the United States. The device has since become the first CE-marked medical device in Europe approved for the treatment of chronic pain.
Lab-grown brain-spinal cord model shows ‘irreversible’ nerve damage may be reversed
Cambridge scientists have grown miniature circuits in the lab that mimic how the brain and spinal cord connect up, which underlies our movements. They used this model to show how damage to these connections previously considered ‘irreversible’ could, in fact, be reversible.
Navigating the hidden complexity of cloud-connected medical devices
MedTech consultancy TTP explores the engineering challenges behind developing secure, reliable and clinically valuable cloud-connected medical device ecosystems.
New Sidney Altman building officially opens at Babraham Research Campus
BioMed Realty UK has today officially opened the Sidney Altman Building at the Babraham Research Campus, unveiling a state-of-the-art facility designed for the next generation of life science innovation.
Legacy lease structures could put retailers at risk, says leading accountants Price Bailey
The legal dispute between London’s Brent Cross shopping centre and John Lewis, could lead to increased rental fees for retailers, says leading accountancy firm Price Bailey.
