ScionxBio announces collaboration to develop long-acting xRNA Therapeutics
Cambridge, UK, 20 October 2026: ScionxBio (the “company”, operating as a brand identity of Eleven Therapeutics Ltd.
Cambridge and AstraZeneca extend programme to support PhD students
Cambridge and AstraZeneca are extending their longstanding and highly successful PhD programme, the latest chapter in a partnership that has already supported nearly 200 early-career scientists.
Fashion fundraiser for Addenbrooke’s Charity spotlights secondary breast cancer
Bag a bargain. Inject some joy into your wardrobe. Support a great cause. Do all three at this weekend's Trash Chic charity sale. Taking place in the main mall of Cambridge’s Grand Arcade on Saturday, October 24, the event is being held in aid of Addenbrooke's Charity to support cancer services and help build the new Cambridge Cancer Research Hospital. It will also raise awareness of metastatic…
Qureight appointed imaging CRO for Phase 3 SURPASS-IPF trial as partnership with Celea Therapeutics expands
Celea has now contracted Qureight as the end-to-end imaging CRO for the phase 3 SURPASS-IPF trial, including Fibr8™ and four additional AI imaging models Joint poster at CHEST 2026 presents analysis completed as part of Qureight’s work on Celea’s phase 2b ELEVATE-IStone King appoints new head of trusts and estates to spearhead growth as expansion continues
Stone King has appointed a new national head of trusts and estates to help spearhead the law firm’s ambitious plans for growth.
No stopping sign: What It means and how it differs from no waiting
A red cross and a single red bar give drivers different instructions. No stopping and No waiting signs, clearway rules and yellow markings, with practical guidance for visitors and businesses.
Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust wins Charity of the Year – and takes home four more awards – at the 2026 National Charity Today Awards
Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust (ACT) has been crowned Charity of the Year at the 2026 National Charity Today Awards – widely recognised as the ‘Oscars’ of the charitable sector. ACT also topped the Fundraiser of the Year and public-voted People’s Choice Award categories, as well as being highly commended in Volunteer of the Year and PR Team of the Year. With three wins and two runner-up…
Partners& win at UK Broker Awards 2026
Partners& are proud to have been recognised, and won in three categories at the UK broker Awards 2026.
Domino and DHL Celebrate 25 Years of Warehousing and Distribution Partnership
Domino Printing Sciences (Domino) and DHL Supply Chain are celebrating 25 years of successful collaboration in European storage and distribution, marked by the extension of their long-standing multi-year agreement. Representatives from both organisations came together at the DHL warehouse in the Netherlands to celebrate the milestone.
What a UK Healthcare Degree Represents
By Lily Lin, CEO, Excellence First Enterprise Consultancy (EFEC)
ARU enterprise programme is ranked 1st in the UK
National funding backs innovative ‘sprint’ helping students turn ideas into action.
Give Way Sign: What It Means and Why the Triangle Points Down
The Give Way sign is familiar to almost every driver, but its unusual shape tells a story of its own. Discover what the sign means, why it breaks the usual design rules, and how signs and road markings help make junctions easier to understand.
The Lunch Club. Eat. Talk. Think
Cambridge Dining Co. is delighted to introduce The Lunch Club, a fresh approach to office lunches designed to bring teams together through great food. Created for modern workplaces across Cambridge and the surrounding area, The Lunch Club delivers fresh, delicious and nutritious meals directly to your office, with a simple subscription tailored to your team. Combining quality ingredients, bespoke…
Free resource: Anthias TechTips
At Anthias Consulting, we want to support industry professionals by providing a growing library of free TechTips, available online for anyone looking to improve their technical knowledge and practical skills.
Chambers rankings reflect Stone King’s client-focused excellence
The 2027 edition of the highly regarded legal guide, Chambers, has been published, and Stone King is delighted to have retained Band 1 status for charity, education (schools), and criminal law.
IonQ and the University of Cambridge open the IonQ Quantum Innovation Centre at Cavendish Laboratory's Ray Dolby Centre
Opening marks the next phase of the university's largest corporate research partnership, with a research portfolio spanning quantum computing, networking, sensing, and security.
What the salary sacrifice pension contribution cap means for workplace pensions
In the Autumn Budget 2025, the then chancellor Rachel Reeves announced a £2,000 cap on salary sacrifice pension contributions to come into effect in 2029.
The Cambridge continues support for savers with fixed-rate increase across bonds and ISAs
The Cambridge Building Society is increasing its fixed-rate savings rates across bonds and ISAs by up to 0.30%.
Honeybees exert flower power over other species
Study reveals how honeybees dominate wild pollinators when competing for food.
Birketts appoints Cambridge-based charities lawyer
UK Top 50 law firm, Birketts, has welcomed Kate Parkinson as a dedicated charities lawyer to be based in its Cambridge office.
Expanded international IP protection for concentrated ultra-rapid acting insulins enabling next generation of Automated Insulin Delivery (AID) systems
Arecor Therapeutics plc, a clinical stage biotech company developing superior therapeutics to reduce treatment burden and improve outcomes for people living with diabetes, obesity and other cardiometabolic diseases, has strengthened its patent protection for the company
Your waste your responsibility campaign
Residents urged to take simple steps to help tackle fly-tipping - A new campaign has launched to help residents dispose of unwanted items responsibly and reduce fly-tipping across South Cambridgeshire.
Deloitte CFO Survey Q3 2026: Economic and political uncertainty seen as the greatest constraint on UK competitiveness
Geopolitics now tops the CFO risk list for more than three years; CFOs expect inflation and interest rate rises as the cost of credit hits a two-and-a-half year high;Cost reduction remains CFOs' top business priority, with expansionary strategies losing favour;How do founders handle the people side of scaling? New Cambridge-based project to help scale-up leaders gain insights from peers
Founders and executives at Cambridge scale-ups are being invited to share how they’ve handled the people challenges of fast growth, as part of a new peer insights project.
PHG Foundation to become PHG Cambridge
PHG Foundation is changing its name to PHG Cambridge. The change will be in place from 21 October 2026.What is changingFrom 21 October 2026 you'll start seeing the new name reflected in our website and other communications.