Adriana Talaba joins Salus Wellness
Adriana Talaba, a hypnotherapist and trainee psychotherapist working with adults, has joined Salus Wellness.
Make a difference to your city - volunteer for Cambridge
A one day fair at The Guildhall this month will bring together a range of local voluntary organisations to give residents and students an opportunity to learn about volunteering in Cambridge, and how they can get involved to help make a real difference to people’s lives.
TWI holds successful cold spray technology course
Drawing on over 10 years’ experience, TWI recently held a successful two-day course on cold spray technology.
Bellissima DMS is the ‘talk of the show’ at LabelExpo
Pre-press software solutions provider, Hamillroad Software Limited, attended LabelExpo Europe, the world’s largest international label event in Brussels, to launch its Digitally Modulated Screening technology: Bellissima DMS.
Together we can end child marriage and #UnlockFutures for girls for good
Help a girl stay in school and escape a life as a child bride. Support Camfed's #UnlockFutures appeal and the UK Government will DOUBLE your donation.
Tees achieves three top spots in Legal 500 results 2017
Expert law firm Tees has two partners and a senior associate now on the elite “leading lawyers” list in this year's Legal 500 directory.
NW Brown publishes September Market Review
This edition of NW Brown's Market Review considers whether markets will continue to climb a “wall of worry”.
Can graphic design (and copywriting) save your life?
How crucial is good design and careful copy in showing empathy, explaining complex concepts, and simply making people feel better? Sue Keogh of Sookio reflects on communications in healthcare, as she visits the Wellcome Collection’s new exhibition and thinks back to personal experiences on the cancer ward.
The important role of beer in 16th century Ireland
Research reveals how beer was a vital source of calories and nutrition for 16th century Irish workers.
Join Dolomite Bio at ASHG 2017
Dolomite Bio is set to display its innovative range of products for high throughput single cell research at the 67th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Human Genetics (ASHG).
eg technology exhibits at Innovate 2017
eg technology will be exhibiting at Innovate 2017, at the NEC on 8th and 9th November, stand number C401.
Third Light sponsors Aspyre Africa to support sustainable livelihoods in Senegal
Aspyre Africa is a registered charity founded by Savina Geerinckx and Veronique Cowan in September 2014. The charity is dedicated to helping young people in Senegal acquire the right skills and support for long-term, market-driven employment to secure sustainable and happy futures for them and their families. A key part of Aspyre’s work is to provide essential links between beneficiaries, NGOs,…
Silver surfers scared to switch broadband providers
Broadband Genie has discovered broadband contract holders aged 55+ could be needlessly wasting money as a result of not actively switching provider or renegotiating their broadband contract.
Winton Symposium tackles the challenge of energy storage and distribution
The sixth annual Winton Symposium will be held on 9 November at the University of Cambridge’s Cavendish Laboratory on the theme of Energy Storage and Distribution.
Creative Review: Around the world with Samsung
"Normally when we design presentations for our clients to use at conferences, it’s on the assumption everyone will be in the same place, even if the presentation will also be available online," writes Jeremy Rose of Creative Solutions.
Busiest ever September at London Stansted Airport
London Stansted achieved its busiest ever September as over 2.45 million passengers travelled through the airport during the month, surpassing the previous record set 10 years ago in September 2007.
Birketts boosts Residential Property Team to meet demand
Birketts, the full service law firm based in East Anglia, has announced the appointment of Melanie Carroll as a Legal Director in its Residential Property Team.
Abcam Chairman to step down
Abcam plc, a global leader in the supply of life science research tools announces that its Chairman, Murray Hennessy, has informed the Board that he has accepted a CEO role and will therefore relinquish his Non-Executive Chairman position and step down from the Board following the AGM in November 2017.
Trainees embark on legal careers with Hewitsons
Hewitsons has welcomed a new group of trainees into its fold, as the law firm continues to invest in fresh legal talent.
‘Avoidable blindness’ to increase dramatically by 2050
Anglia Ruskin University academic leads research into the causes of vision loss.
PA Consulting challenges young innovators: save the planet in annual Raspberry Pi competition
PA Consulting Group has launched its sixth annual Raspberry Pi challenge to inspire the innovators of the future. This year PA is asking pupils from schools and colleges to invent something that will help save the planet using a Raspberry Pi – a credit-card-size yet highly capable computer.
Carter Jonas Cambridge celebrates at new office launch
Having relocated its professional services team to One Station Square, CB1 in June, Carter Jonas welcomed more than 150 people from across the region’s business community to the launch party of its new office.
Managing complex change: RiverRhee Newsletter, September - October 2017
Whether you are leading a team, or a member of it, change can be difficult to deal with. That can be true of even the smallest changes, let alone some of the more complex ones that many of the organisations in Cambridgeshire will be experiencing as they grow. RiverRhee's latest newsletter shares insights from its upcoming course on Managing Change, and recent publications from the Association of…
Sookio nominated for three Cambridgeshire Digital Awards
Sookio is delighted to announce that it has been nominated for three awards at the Cambridgeshire Digital Awards 2017.
Points of View: Insurance
This week Alastair Macdougall of NW Brown looks at the unfolding 2017 hurricane season and the effects that Harvey, Irma and Maria could have on the US economy and the broader insurance sector.