Planning permission granted for relocation of lifesaving charity’s air base
East Anglian Air Ambulance has been granted planning permission for the relocation of its air base in Cambridgeshire.
Germany and Netherlands --registration just as a foreign employer
Firms expanding their staffing outside UK (or wherever the company is based) can just register as a “foreign employer” instead of engaging in the cost and commitment of forming a branch, subsidiary or other legal entity. Two Italian companies have recently used this method to safely expand staffing in Europe.
Cambridge Indian restaurant wins major 2026 award as it marks 10 years on Mill Road
A popular Cambridge Indian restaurant has been crowned Best Contemporary Indian Restaurant 2026 – Cambridgeshire, as it celebrates a decade in business on Mill Road since it renovation 2016.
How AI-powered SEO is reshaping your talent pipeline
For as long as we can remember, the traditional talent pipeline has relied heavily on job boards, recruitment agencies and classic networking.
PEM announces promotion of Michael Godfrey to Partner
PEM is delighted to announce the promotion of Michael Godfrey to Partner.
Are you really using Microsoft Word properly? Why structure matters more than you think
Many professionals rely on Microsoft Word every day, yet common habits like using the Enter key for spacing or manually formatting documents can lead to inconsistent results. Following a recent training session with a corporate client, Computer Tutoring highlights why understanding document structure—not just formatting—is key to working efficiently in Word, especially when combining it with…
In-House IT vs. Managed IT Support: A Comparison for Growing Companies
As your business grows, so does your reliance on technology which poses a valid question, should you build an in-house IT support team, or partner with a managed IT support provider?
Seeing clearly in orbit: the turning point for space radar
As the space sector races toward a more commercial, congested, and contested environment, 2026 will be the year small-SWaP radio and radar technology finally shifts from niche to mainstream. For years, radar was considered too heavy, too power-hungry and too complex for smaller satellites, but that era is over. The next generation of commercial, defence, and scientific missions will depend…
Meet Cambridge helps Red Hen Project celebrate local volunteers
For the first time in its history, The Red Hen Project was able to bring all of its volunteers together in one place – thanks to a helping hand from Meet Cambridge.
Arthur Rank Hospice Charity runners raise over £80,000 in the TTP Cambridge Half Marathon
115 Team Arthur Runners (and a Pea!) take part in the TTP Cambridge Half Marathon in 2026
New BBC programme to feature former East Anglian Air Ambulance patient
Lifesaving charity East Anglian Air Ambulance will feature in a new BBC One series launching on 30 March at 10:15am. Farm 999 is a 15-part documentary series presented by Steph McGovern. The programme shines a light on the hidden dangers and emergency incidents faced by rural communities across the UK, including the remarkable story of Cambridgeshire farmer Jonathan Willis. After being impaled by…
Sustainable growth tops Cambridgeshire businesses' agenda, B Corp™ event hears
Business leaders and practitioners from across Cambridgeshire joined B Local Cambridgeshire, a new regional network, on 19 March to explore how organisations can identify and
New fund launched to tackle inequality and transform opportunities for young people in North Cambridge
A new community fund has been launched to support children, young people, and families in some of Cambridge's most underserved communities, as part of a drive to build a more equal and inclusive city.
AI, budgets and burnout: how Life Sciences marketing teams can move forward with confidence
A strategic, leadership-level view of how Life Sciences marketing teams can stay effective and sustainable in an era of AI and shrinking budgets.
Haverhill Mayor Quinn Cox takes a virtual office at The EpiCentre for his new business
Quinn Cox, the Mayor of Haverhill, has taken a virtual office at The EpiCentre in Haverhill for his new business QRC Property Group.
Arthur Rank Hospice Charity Star Shine Night Walk returns for 2026
Join Arthur Rank Hospice Charity in Wisbech and Cambridge for Star Shine Night Walk 2026
Connections matter, follow-up matters more
The EpiCentre’s network is an advantage for founders who want opportunities, not just conversations
How can you maximise ROI in product development?
For many first-time founders, developing a physical product feels like spinning multiple plates at once.
Cambridge training specialist shortlisted for national award for training the UK’s future nuclear workforce
The Oakridge Centre, part of Cambridge's First Ascent Group, has been shortlisted alongside delivery partner Energus at the UK Nuclear Skills Awards for Best Employer and Training Provider Partnership.
New direct-drive, heavy-duty piezo nanopositioning stage for metrology and precision manufacturing
Queensgate Instruments has extended its range of high-performance nanopositioning piezo stages with a direct-drive, heavy-duty stage capable of moving loads of up to 10 kg at high speeds.
Why we need to talk about the manosphere: Global 50/50 launches new event series on gender equality
Across the world, long-standing commitments to gender equality are being actively contested. From the rise of organised online misogyny to coordinated political efforts targeting reproductive rights and workplace equity, hard-won gains are under pressure. It is in this context that Global 50/50 launches a bold new event series, bringing together leading activists, scholars and practitioners…
Cambridgeshire Chamber of Commerce to mark International Women’s Day 2026 with ‘Give To Gain’ event
Women in Business20 February 2026
Cambridgeshire Chamber of Commerce will host its annual International Women’s Day (IWD) celebration on Friday 6 March 2026, bringing together business and community leaders at Huntingdon Racecourse from 10.30am–2.00pm.
The webcast attendance problem… what’s really causing it?
Smart planning and a dash of creativity can turn your webcast from “meh” to memorable. Corporate webcasts often get surprisingly low viewer numbers, even when the content is important. Here are the real reasons for low webcast attendance, gathered by WaveFX a webcast company of 20 years +
Prana Indian Restaurant Cambridge celebrates a decade of culinary excellence following shortlisting at the LUXlife Restaurant & Bar Awards 2026
Prana Indian Restaurant Cambridge, one of the city’s most recognised dining destinations on Mill Road Cambridge, proudly announces its latest industry recognition at the prestigious LUXlife Restaurant & Bar Awards 2026.
Realnet takes a virtual office at the EpiCentre to reach new customers in the area
Digital agency and web services company Realnet has taken a virtual office at The EpiCentre, as part of its commitment to build upon its existing client base in the Haverhill area.