Parking for a cause: £38,000 raised for local charities!
A huge thank you to everyone who parked at the Downing Site (Tennis Court Road) and the University of Cambridge Department of Chemistry (Lensfield Road) from December 27-31 as part of The Rotary Club of Cambridge South's charity Christmas car parks scheme.
New milestones hit as Cambridgeshire and Peterborough bus reform gathers pace
The Combined Authority will update the Transport and Infrastructure Committee this week (March 5) on the progress of bus reform across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, including new services, passenger-focused initiatives, and the early stages of work towards bus franchising.
Why regional hubs are critical to biotech success - The next biotech breakthrough won’t happen in isolation
The biotech sector is pivotal in innovation and scientific advancement and is going from strength-to-strength. But often for start-ups in this space, success comes down to more than just breakthrough science. It’s also about location, collaboration, and the resources to scale innovation effectively.
10 existential hacks: Make your future the best thing that will ever happen to you
Møller Institute associate, Stephen Bruyant-Langer, reveals his top 10 hacks for dealing with uncertainty, in an increasingly unstable global climate. Stephen as a top executive coach, head-hunter, economist, marketeer, author, lecturer, facilitator and keynote speaker – comes with 25 years of experience with executive coaching, 20 years of experience with executive search, and 15 years of…
Abi D. makes a splash with county swimming success
Kimbolton School, Cambridge pupil Abi D. (Year 10) has made waves at the recent County Swimming Championships, securing an incredible 16 medals across all strokes and earning three County trophies.
Guardtech Group set for expo treble, careers fair and awards showpiece in mega March
The Haverhill contamination control specialists will be appearing at two Space exhibitions in consecutive weeks as trade show season ramps up
The five foundations of a splendid speech and powerful presentation
If you’ve got a big talk or presentation to give, build on these five foundations and all shall be well…
Every presentation is like a mission
When you send your expert to represent the company, treat it like a secret mission. They're '007' and you're 'M'.
Connector enters a virtual world to ensure people’s safety
Connector, a pilot of autonomous buses in Cambridge, has entered a world of online simulation and testing supported by two key members of the Greater Cambridge Partnership (GCP)-led consortium.
AI matches the accuracy of expert radiologists to detect prostate cancer in a major multi-centre clinical study
Lucida Medical and Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust announce the results of a 5-year collaboration. The PAIR-1 study shows that the Pi AI software, now in use in NHS and European hospitals, is the first commercial product of its kind with performance equivalent to that of expert radiologists to detect prostate cancer, the most common cancer in men.
WordPress vs Joomla: which CMS is right for your website?
In this article, Granite5 compare WordPress and Joomla, focusing on their features, usability, SEO capabilities, and security, to help you make the right decision that aligns with your objectives.
Council to save £5 million while continuing to invest in council homes, communities and tackling climate change
CAMBRIDGE City councillors have approved the budget for 2025/2026 which puts the council on track to meet its target of saving £6 million a year from April 2026, to keep the council financially sustainable while investing in key priorities: building new council homes, supporting community initiatives, and tackling climate change.
Birketts elevates EDI commitment with double shortlisting at Legal 500 ESG Awards
Law firm Birketts is reinforcing its commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion by being shortlisted in two categories for the Legal 500 ESG awards.
No one talks about the messy middle - we do
The messy middle is where real progress happens, tough decisions are made, and leaders are forged.
Mastering mass manufacturing: A startup’s guide to scaling successfully
You’ve poured your heart into product development, refined your design, and even created a working prototype. It feels like you're on the home stretch, with success just within reach.
Chartered chemist accolade For Domino employees
A Cambridge company is congratulating two of its employees on achieving prestigious accreditations from the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC). Domino is celebrating the success of Chemists Penny Streatfeild achieving Membership (MRSC) status and Brett McElwaine who secured Chartered Chemist (CChem) status through Domino’s RSC-Accredited Training Scheme.
Babraham Institute Enterprise welcomes four new Board Members to its Board
The Institute is delighted to welcome four new Non-Executive Directors to the Board of Babraham Institute Enterprise (BIE) Ltd. The new Board Directors bring extensive experience in translating fundamental research discoveries for commercial use as well as expertise in how to feed-forward these discoveries into drug discovery and healthcare applications. Commercialisation of the Institute’s…
Tech and finance expert joins The Cambridge board as new Non-Executive Director
The Cambridge Building Society has appointed Stephen O'Donnell as a new Non-Executive Director.
Council backs vision for fairer, kinder and greener South Cambridgeshire
South Cambridgeshire District Council has confirmed its vision for the years ahead - one for a ‘fairer, kinder and greener’ place ‘where all residents will be equal partners in their communities’.
Consultation feedback summary - Cambridge Business Park
Thank you to everyone who participated in our initial public consultation on The Crown Estate’s vision for Cambridge Business Park. We were delighted to welcome 58 people to our public exhibitions on the 20 and 23 November, as well as hold a series of meetings with key stakeholders. We truly appreciate the time you took to share your thoughts with us and your feedback has now been carefully…
UKRI Proof of Concept Grant: Pioneering life sciences innovation
UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) is heralding a new era for life sciences with the announcement of its Proof of Concept Grant.
Collaboration across countries: Team Consulting host workshop with Siemens Healthineers
Siemens Healthineers and Team Consulting wanted to come together to collate our thoughts around the shift of healthcare into communities and homes.
Purpose-built progress: key trends shaping cell and gene therapy in 2025
In recent years the cell and gene therapy industry has been fast-growing, with over 1,200 therapies now in clinical trials globally,