How to spur UK growth through a new innovation policy

The House of Lords Select Committee for Science and Technology heard today (13 May) from an author of a report for the Centre for Business Research (CBR) at Cambridge Judge Business School on ways to spur UK growth by keeping more promising startups in Britain through new innovation and industrial policies.

Trust: the unsung hero of great client relationships

By Jane Kroese, Head of PR and Content. With everything going on in the world at the moment I think it’s fair to say that trust is a pretty big buzzword (or rather, the lack of it is!). And certainly, in the marketing industry, trust isn't just a nice-to-have – it's the secret ingredient that transforms good work into something genuinely special.

Immigration white paper: What employers need to know

The UK Government has released its immigration white paper, Restoring Control Over the Immigration System, setting out significant policy shifts impacting UK employers.

What’s shaping the future of cellular connectivity?

Zinwave CEO, Bruce Lancaster, shares 5 strategic insights every business leader should consider as we head into 2025:

Tozaro announces formation of Technical Advisory Board to support commercialization of Smart Polymers in cell and gene therapy bioprocessing

World-class experts from bioprocessing and cell and gene therapy (CGT) fields include Phil Vanek PhD, Carl Schoellhammer PhD, Daniel C.

Exploring treatment options for ILD

Interstitial lung disease (ILD) refers to a group of lung disorders that cause inflammation and scarring of lung tissue, leading to progressive breathing difficulties. While there is currently no cure for ILD, treatment focuses on controlling symptoms, slowing disease progression, and improving quality of life. If left untreated, ILD can lead to serious complications and early mortality…

South Cambs celebrates new bus routes

Commenting on the introduction of the New Tiger Bus Routes, SCDC Cabinet Member, Cllr John Williams (Lib Dem, Fen Ditton and Fulbourn ward) said:“We’re really pleased to see the announced Tiger bus routes are finally coming into service! We’ve been lobbying the Combined Authority to introduce these routes for over two years now, and it’s brilliant to see that work pay off.

Cambridge Wireless strengthens Board with re-elections and new strategic appointments

Cambridge Wireless (CW), the leading international community for companies across connected and digital technologies, is pleased to announce the results of its 2025 Board elections and the appointment of four Board Members. This blend of returning expertise and fresh insight reflects CW’s commitment to strong governance, innovation, and strategic growth.

EFEC explores UK-China Life Sciences Synergies at VBEF 2025

At Excellence First Enterprise Consultancy (EFEC), we have dedicated 19 years to forging successful UK-China partnerships, now connecting UK life sciences organisations with opportunities in China and preparing Chinese firms for success in the UK, growing together through shared innovation.

Cambridge Index rises 1.3%

The Cambridge Index advanced 279.88 points or 1.3% to close at 21,341.2, as five out of the top ten index heavyweights posted weekly gains in their share price.

It’s International Coaching Week – the perfect time to explore the benefits of coaching

We're proud to support International Coaching Week 2025 (12th to 18th May), a global celebration of the positive impact that professional coaching can have on individuals, teams, and organisations.

Anthias Consulting has been shortlisted in the Labmate Awards of Excellence 2025

We’re thrilled to share that we've been shortlisted for Best Supplier and End-User Partnership in the Labmate Awards of Excellence!

ARU illustrators discuss the art of the picture book

Event at Waterstones in Cambridge will celebrate Klaus Flugge Prize’s 10th birthday

Stop the simpering start

I’m beginning a campaign to kill off a loathed quirk of pointless communication, before it drives me completely mad.

New £4.5million project to boost NHS staffing

Five-year scheme will be led in the East of England by experts from Anglia Ruskin.

Centre for Computing History receives generous £25k donation to support computing education and heritage

The Centre for Computing History (CCH) is delighted to announce a £25,000 donation from Cambridge-headquartered technology leader Arm, to support the Centre’s work preserving the UK’s computing heritage and inspiring the next generation of tech innovators. The donation has coincided with a celebration event and new exhibition to mark the 40th anniversary of the ARM1 processor.

Investors pay a premium to invest in Sustainable Manufacturing, research by Price Bailey finds

Investors buying into manufacturing companies have paid, on average, a 69% premium to invest in companies that are sustainable, research by Price Bailey shows. Findings show a reduction in risk signals for sustainable businesses. Risk signals for liquidation and insolvency are just 4% for companies pursuing environmental goals. Analyses covered 2,570 funding deals, over 25 years.

Study: Music therapy helps brain-injured children

Experts agree new tool could successfully assess levels of consciousness in children.

Bidwells supports Cambridge homelessness charity for new housing initiative

Leading UK real estate adviser, Bidwells, has partnered with Cambridge charity, It Takes A City Community Land Trust (the CLT) to support its mission of ending rough sleeping in the region.

Call for glaucoma classification tool to be used nationally

Glaucoma is the most frequent cause of irreversible blindness but up to 40 per cent of patients could be missing out on crucial social support, warn Cambridge experts who hope their free technology will be embraced by clinicians nationally.

The story behind Domestic Abuse Education

An introduction to Domestic Abuse Education, sister company to Kameo Recruitment Ltd.

Cambridge Network formalises coaching service to meet evolving professional development needs

Cambridge Network, a leading membership organisation at the heart of the Cambridge innovation cluster, is pleased to announce the formalisation of its long-standing coaching service, bringing greater visibility and structure to a trusted support offering that has already empowered many professionals across the region.

Help shape future investment in Arbury, King’s Hedges and Chesterton

Cambridge City Council is asking local people to feed into a new Framework for Change for North Cambridge. The framework for change is a long-term plan to guide investment in the area, looking at older council housing estates, green spaces, streets, shops and community facilities in Arbury, King’s Hedges, and Chesterton.

Creating a new support hub for young people in Cambridge

Centre 33 launches Building Stronger Futures appeal

FlexEnable receives prestigious 2025 Display Component of the Year Award from the Society of Information Display for its FlexiOM™ organic thin-film transistor materials

FlexEnable, the leader in the development and industrialisation of flexible organic transistors and optics, has won the 2025 Display Component of the Year Award by the Society of Information Display (SID) for its FlexiOM™ organic thin-film transistor (OTFT) materials, now shipping in flexible e-paper displays. The awards recognise the best displays, components, and applications introduced to the…