Cambridgeshire AI company signs major US deal to create world's first AI Blackbird Pilot
SKC Studios secures a five-year agreement with Air Zoo as it expands into the United States, deploying its conversational AI platform across one of aviation's most iconic heritage programmes.
More than a day out: creating fairer holidays for Cambridge children
Why school holidays are not equal for every childFor many children and their families, the school holidays are full of possibility: time together, days out, fresh air, shared experiences and stories to carry back into school.
Cambridge-based Capytech UK Ltd to host defence industry panel inside a virtual arena
Three senior figures from BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin and Thales will take audience questions on Friday 2 October at a free online event held in a 3D virtual venue rather than on a conventionalvideo call.
Alchemie Technology takes home double win at 2026 Cambridge Independent Business Awards
Alchemie Technology won The Green Award and was Highly Commended for Innovation of the Year at the Cambridge Independent Business Awards
£5.4m investment set to unlock more than 5,500 EV chargers in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough
More than 5,500 electric vehicle charge points, unlocked with £5.4 million in Combined Authority funding, are set to be installed across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, subject to final approvals.
PEM strengthens Tax and Audit leadership with two Partner promotions
Angus Wood and Tom Hamilton have been promoted to Partner, reinforcing PEM's Business Tax and Audit capabilities and reflecting the firm's continued investment in leadership, expertise and client service.’ The appointments reflect the commitment both individuals have demonstrated throughout
CN Bio announces expert speaker line-up and scientific program for inaugural Organ-on-a-chip e-Symposium
Four sessions across twodays focusing on key drug discovery and development application areas of organ-on-a-chip technologies Expert-led presentations and panel discussions featuring leaders across research, regulatory and industry, including Novo
Australian vending entrepreneur comes to Haverhill to take his business to the next level
Australian entrepreneur Robbie Allison has swapped Sydney for The EpiCentre in Haverhill for six months as he takes a step back from the day-to-day running of his successful vending business to explore new technology and rethink how he can grow the company.
Prism facilitate sale of manufacturing software developer
Tech M&A specialist, Prism Corporate Broking, is pleased to announce it has facilitated the sale of manufacturing performance tracking software developer, Intouch Monitoring, to Abingdon Group.
Burnham’s high street regeneration package may be too little too late, says Price Bailey
A new £210 million Government package aimed at bringing derelict high street buildings back into use could provide a much-needed boost to footfall and local economies, but more action is needed to address the rising costs facing retail and hospitality businesses, according to financial experts at
Laverock Therapeutics announces in vivo programmes in oncology and genetic medicine
Laverock's programmable gene control platform unlocks in vivo therapeutics with enhanced efficacy and safety
East of England business owners remain confident on growth despite Budget concerns and economic uncertainty
East of England business owners remain overwhelmingly confident about their prospects despite concerns about potential tax rises, rising costs and ongoing economic uncertainty, according to new research from S&W.
Report from Cambridge Judge Business School and Bain & Company outlines 5 key steps for financial services leaders
The second White Paper in a series produced through a partnership between Cambridge Judge Business School and Bain & Company lays out 5 clear imperatives for financial services C-suite leaders in managing technology transformation and governance issues at this time of rapid economic, tech and political change.
Nearly £12 million in efficiencies delivered while improving services for residents
Almost £12 million in efficiencies have been delivered by South Cambridgeshire District Council while improving resident access to services and modernising the way it works.
Lens Not Label taught me what my job actually is
TL;DR: In November, I'm listed as a contributor on the back of a book called Lens Not Label, written by Claire Pedrick and Kim Witten. Working alongside two people whose actual skill is writing a book taught me something useful about my own skill, which has nothing to do with writing and everything to do with what happens in the room once the book is closed.
Cambridge Forum brings global leaders together to turn AI innovation into impact
Cambridge, UK – September 2026: Cambridge Forum brought together around 200 delegates from the UK and overseas at Cambridge Corn Exchange on 10th and 11th September, creating a multidisciplinary meeting place for some of the most pressing conversations around AI, health and the responsible use of technology.
Seeking SMEs interested in finance for energy efficiency or carbon reduction
Energy bills are a growing headache for small businesses, and if you're already tackling yours - switching suppliers, looking at solar, batteries or heat pumps, or exploring flexibility schemes - you can help improve the support banks offer businesses like yours.
Cytotrait appoints Dr Ian Jepson as Non-Executive Director
Accomplished international R&D executive, previously Syngenta, specialising in biotech trait development and genome editing technologiesFollows £3M seed round in 20261 to expand capabilities of the Company’s core MOSS platform and establish trait enhancem
AstraZeneca announces strategic equity investment and clinical collaboration with Summit Therapeutics to advance leading ADC combination strategy in cancer
Clinical collaboration will evaluate sonesitatug vedotin, a Claudin-18.2 ADC, with ivonescimab, a first-in-class PD-1/VEGF bispecific, in gastrointestinal cancers
Taiwanese technology leaders head to Cambridge to strengthen innovation ties
Cambridge, 29th September - A delegation of leading Taiwanese technology leaders will visit Cambridge on the 29th September as part of a wider UK tour exploring opportunities to invest, build commercial partnerships with British businesses and connect with the UK’s technology ecosystem.
Free AI training pilot for organisations in the Cambridge and Peterborough area
Capytech is offering free access to its new AI Academy for the first few organisations in the Cambridge and Peterborough area that get in touch. Staff start with the AI Licence, a short course on using AI safely at work, and all we ask in return is some honest feedback.
Why the Cambridge region is becoming an increasingly important focal point for UK medical technology
The Cambridge region has long been recognised as one of the UK’s strongest centres for science, technology and life sciences. What makes the area particularly interesting for medical technology is the way those disciplines increasingly overlap.
Why omnichannel lead strategies matter in complex B2B markets
Many B2B companies operate across multiple marketing channels, yet prospects often experience those channels as disconnected.
Magic And Disability Converge in Jo Bannon’s new solo performance
Peek behind the velvet curtain of The Dirty Work, a new solo performance by Jo Bannon at Cambridge Junction on Wednesday 7th and Thursday 8th October.