Sable&Hawkes design new marketing suite for Access to Research
PLS’s Access to Research (A2R) service provides free, on‑site access to over 30–40 million academic articles through participating public libraries across the UK.
Curious? Tell me what you mean by that
Everyone wants curiosity. Many hiring managers ask for it, and candidates put it on their CVs. But very few can say what it looks like in practice. When I'm helping organisations work out what good looks like in a candidate, I ask them: what do you mean by that word? I ask candidates exactly the same thing when they tell me they're naturally curious. When they pause I realise they don't really…
The Lunch Club calls time on Pizza Fridays and takes on the 3pm slump.
Could your next investment in employee wellbeing start with lunch? The Lunch Club explores why fresh, nutritious office lunches deserve a place on the staff perks menu, helping teams feel valued and bringing colleagues together. Because a great workplace deserves a better lunch than a greasy, processed pizza!
A new campaign and the value of ongoing creative support
SBE/ExEd develops continuing education materials for professionals across the built environment, helping turn sustainability research and innovation into action on a global scale. Sable have been working with them on their identity, tone of voice, marketing and social media presence.
Cambridge Judge Business School seeks project proposals from local companies for Management Studies Tripos (MST) Project
The University of Cambridge Judge Business School (CJBS) is ranked among the world’s leading business schools. As well as a global focus, our location at the heart of this thriving community of local entrepreneurs and innovators offers a unique opportunity for us to work with the business community.
Raspberry PI corporate retreat at Barrington Hall
For the fifth consecutive year, Cambridge Dining Co. had the pleasure of delivering a seamless two-day corporate retreat for our valued client, Raspberry PI, hosted at our partner venue, Barrington Hall.
Stronger minds, stronger teams: build resilience in just half a day
Promote Mental Health has launched a new workshop: The Resilient Mind and Body. This half day workshop combines the knowledge and skills of two highly trained professionals in psychology and nutrition Claire Harris (Promote Mental Health) and Bee Innes (Healthy Be Naturopathy). It covers practical science based strategies to help your people feel better, perform better and stay well. Check out…
The productivity leaks hiding in your organisation
Everyone notices the big technology problems.
The internet goes down; your systems stop working and everything grinds to a halt.
Although smaller frustrations are easier to overlook.
Whose move next?
By Lily Lin, CEO, Excellence First Enterprise Consultancy (EFEC), and Founder, CognateUK.
Do you have IT projects on your list for the months ahead? Let’s Talk …
We’re Breathe Technology and we’ve been helping businesses and schools across the East of England and London with IT and cyber security since 2003.
Why many B2B content strategies stop delivering results
Most B2B companies produce content consistently, but fewer step back and assess whether that content is actually helping the business grow.
Six Inches of Soil filmmakers named in The Independent's Climate 100 List 2026
Director and founder of Dragonlight films, Colin Ramsay and Producer Claire Mackenzie, the driving force behind the regenerative farming documentary Six Inches of Soil, have been named in The Independent's Climate 100 List 2026. Ramsay and Mackenzie appear in the Food & Agriculture section, alongside names including Greta Thunberg, Al Gore, Mary Robinson, Guy and Geetie Singh-Watson and Patagonia…
Alchemie Technology takes home double win at 2026 Cambridge Independent Business Awards
Alchemie Technology won The Green Award and was Highly Commended for Innovation of the Year at the Cambridge Independent Business Awards
Lens Not Label taught me what my job actually is
TL;DR: In November, I'm listed as a contributor on the back of a book called Lens Not Label, written by Claire Pedrick and Kim Witten. Working alongside two people whose actual skill is writing a book taught me something useful about my own skill, which has nothing to do with writing and everything to do with what happens in the room once the book is closed.
Free AI training pilot for organisations in the Cambridge and Peterborough area
Capytech is offering free access to its new AI Academy for the first few organisations in the Cambridge and Peterborough area that get in touch. Staff start with the AI Licence, a short course on using AI safely at work, and all we ask in return is some honest feedback.
Why omnichannel lead strategies matter in complex B2B markets
Many B2B companies operate across multiple marketing channels, yet prospects often experience those channels as disconnected.
Magic And Disability Converge in Jo Bannon’s new solo performance
Peek behind the velvet curtain of The Dirty Work, a new solo performance by Jo Bannon at Cambridge Junction on Wednesday 7th and Thursday 8th October.
PhiZ & Co will be at this year’s RAREsummit
On Wednesday 7 October 2026, 300 minds from across the rare disease community will gather at the Wellcome Genome Campus for the 8th RAREsummit – a unique opportunity to make connections, exchange ideas, and openly debate possibilities. If you work in rare disease science, healthcare, research, innovation, policy, funding, advocacy, or live with a rare condition, this is an event not to be missed…
LodeStar Events launches partnership with local charities for new corporate client model, utilising shared event infrastructure
New circular model unlocks extra funding for charity while allowing corporate clients to meet ESG.
How Psychiatric Expert more than doubled turnover by building a scalable growth system
Medico-legal specialist Psychiatric Expert has more than doubled turnover and more than tripled qualified enquiries after The Marketing Centre repositioned the brand as "the gold standard in medico-legal evidence" and built an integrated, measurable marketing system around it.
First Ascent Group and Energus scoop top National Award
Oakridge, part of the First Ascent Group, and Energus have been named joint winners at the Nuclear Skills Awards 2026, recognising their partnership in developing the next generation of talent for the UK nuclear sector.
CellCentric wins Business of the Year at 36th Business Weekly Awards ahead of tipped US IPO
Tony Quested writes: CEO Will West winged in from New York as his company CellCentric won the 36th annual Business Weekly Awards' coveted Business of the Year crown at Queens' College.
Panda sculpture brings a little piece of the outside world to young patients at Addenbrooke’s
One of the hardest things about being in hospital is leaving behind the normality of childhood, including the excitement and community of school. Pilgrim Pathways, the hospital school that provides education and support to young people facing mental and physical health struggles, had a very special donation of a panda cub from Addenbrooke Charitable Trust's (ACT) Panda Meander trail this week…
Safety Rocks launches new ‘Fuel Her Voice’ programme for young women in motorsport
Safety Rocks Limited, Programme Partner of Girls on Track UK and the Wera Tools British F4 Championship, has launched Fuel Her Voice – a new initiative giving young women genuine, hands on work experience in motorsport.
Dragon Boat teams smash fundraising target with £50,000+ raised for new Cambridge Cancer Research Hospital
This year's Cambridge Dragon Boat Festival saw a day of firsts, a day of celebrations and a day of coming together to remember why everyone involved was taking part.