Cambridge South a concrete reality as Minister announces full funding
Huw Merriman, rail minister, announces £211 million from the Government to get the station into service by 2025.
Crossways - winter accommodation project - supporting their journey
It Takes a City writes...we tell the story of 'A', a guest at Crossways.
Searching for a safe space - can you help?
It Takes A City is looking for a partner to provide safe, secure storage for those experiencing homelessness in Cambridge.
How do we work with China when the narrative is about threats and risks?
Is the UK government’s Security & Investment Act and aggressive semiconductor/technology strategy against China killing the UK tech industry’s global future? Ting Zhang, CEO & founder of Cambridge-based crayfish.io certainly thinks so. And, you could argue, she should know. For the last 30 years, the UK-based business has been focussed on enabling businesses to succeed in China, working,…
Why should you consider outsourcing Your Telemarketing?
Telemarketing is still recognised as one of the leading direct marketing channels, largely as it can lift response rates from other media by over 20%. We all know that people buy from people, and even a voice connection is a vital step in your marketing activity. Research has shown that it takes 8-12 ‘touches’ to convert a sales prospect, and that, on average, 5.4 people are involved in the…
China’s EV market and opportunities for UK-China collaboration
China has emerged as a dominant player in the electric vehicle (EV) market, particularly in terms of supply chains, technology, and cost advantage, all of which have contributed to China’s rise in the industry.
ARU degree show awash with award-winning artworks
Graduates from creative courses exhibit works in series of events
How can I attract staff by being more sustainable?
Sustainability within the workplace has grown in importance and prevalence among employees. So does being more sustainable as a business really help attract staff?
Is it worth relocating your office?
In 2023, it’s fair to say that many business owners are evaluating their office space needs with even more scrutiny.
Leading artist powers creativity at new children’s hospital
A world-renowned artist is helping to shape how the region’s first children’s hospital will look and feel – putting creativity at the heart of the new building.
Registration opens for 2023 Bridge the Gap charity walk through seven Cambridge colleges
Register now for your unique opportunity to walk around seven University Colleges and gardens in Cambridge for Bridge the Gap charity Walk on Sunday 10 September 2023 for Arthur Rank Hospice Charity and Romsey Mill
Council wants to hear views on being approached by punting companies selling punt tours in Cambridge
Cambridge City Council is consulting on whether a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) – which restricts punting operators from approaching passers-by to sell punt tours (‘touting’) – should be renewed, changed, or allowed to expire when it is due to end on 14 September 2023.
What Are the Business Implications of GDPR’s Right to Erasure?
The European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) affects all individuals and businesses in the UK and EU. Despite the UK’s withdrawal from the EU, GDPR was written into UK law during the transition period, and remains an important privacy mandate.
Celebrating volunteers who change lives
We celebrate a key partnership that supported guests at Crossways makes long term, sustainable change.
ARU music therapy receives £970k funding boost
Research institute will invest in technology to capture music therapy breakthroughs
Marshall Skills Academy joins British Business and General Aviation Association
Marshall Skills Academy has joined the British Business and General Aviation Association (BBGA), the UK’s national not-for-profit trade body representing business and general aviation.
Cambridge sparkles as hundreds of supporters shine bright for hospice care
The stars shone brightly in Cambridge on Saturday night (13 May) as more than 380 people took part in the annual Star Shine Night Walk, together raising over £30,000 for Arthur Rank Hospice Charity.
Ethical jeweller Lily Arkwright opens London showroom
London’s calling ethical jeweller Lily Arkwright! Due to strong customer demand Lily Arkwright opened a showroom in London on the 10th of May 2023.
CC Live secures all-star auction donations to support Ormiston Families Stars
CC Live, the events division of Cambridge-based PR and marketing agency Conscious Communications, has secured a stellar line-up of 20 lots for a silent auction to be staged at its upcoming invite-only event, Under the Stars.
A complete rebranding for Hanski
Hanski complete full rebrand along with a total redesign and build of their website. The team are left feeling totally recharged, energised and ready to push forward with renewed vigour on their mission to be the best sport tour operator company in the UK.
2023 Annual Visitor Attraction Website Report Survey launched
Rubber Cheese, in partnership with Convious, is proud to announce the launch of the 2023 Annual Visitor Attraction Website Report Survey to help attractions improve their digital infrastructure and enhance the visitor experience, moving from clicks to conversions.
Partnership in action
It Takes a City received thanks from a key partner for the work of their team at Crossways, their Winter emergency accommodation project for rough sleepers in Cambridge.
ARU recognised for commitment to race equality
Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) has been recognised for its commitment to racial equality and its work to break down barriers for students and staff with a significant award from the Race Equality Charter.