Abbey People invites families to explore science, robots and codebreaking at free summer event
Ever wanted to step into the shoes of a scientist, crack secret codes, or see a 3D printed bear skeleton up close? This summer, Abbey People is inviting families to a free day of discovery packed with hands-on science, technology and curiosity-led fun.
WaveFX launch free event planner tool
Budgeting for your next conference, AGM or company webcast? We've launched a free event production planner to take the guesswork out of it. Answer a few quick questions about your event and get instant recommendations on equipment, crew, streaming platform and estimated budget , no obligation, no sales pressure. It's built on 25+ years of real event production experience, so the numbers actually…
Welbeck Cambridge announces winners of Cambridge Reimagined Art Competition for New Paediatric Healthcare Space
Welbeck Cambridge has announced the winning entries in its local schools' art competition, which will feature as part of the paediatric waiting area at its new private healthcare centre opening in Sawston in early 2027.
Zuzanna overcomes tragedy to set sights on the Bar
ARU Law student graduates with First and secures Middle Temple scholarship.
The EpiCentre Innovation Director launches book to help businesses become the trusted voice in Google's AI Answers
As artificial intelligence transforms the way people search online, businesses are being urged to rethink their digital marketing strategies by Gary Jennings, Innovation Director at The EpiCentre in Haverhill, who has published a new book explaining how organisations can increase being referenced in Google's AI Answers without the need for a large marketing budget.
Mayoral visit to Cambridge Science Centre in Wisbech highlights the importance of awe-inspiring science in nurturing the region’s young talent
Cambridge Science Centre in Wisbech welcomed VIPs - including Paul Bristow, Mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority - to their home at the Horsefair Shopping Centre on Thursday, for an ‘Opening Fenland Opportunities’ event highlighting the critical importance of nurturing the
CCH seeks new trustees and volunteers to support exciting future plans
The Centre for Computing History in Cambridge is inviting people to help shape its next chapter by becoming trustees, joining strategic working groups, or volunteering at the museum.
ARU exhibition celebrates 1,800 hours of creativity
MA Fine Art graduates showcase work ranging from dolls’ houses to quantum theory.
New Youth Hub set for Fenland
The Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority will establish a Fenland Youth Hub in Wisbech to ensure more young people can access the support, skills and opportunities they need to succeed.
'United in Safeguarding' event finds new date
We are delighted to announce a new date for our inaugural 'United in Safeguarding' event.
Dedicated teachers recognised at inaugural awards
ARU celebrates schools and educators who have supported teacher training course.
Landmark summit at Cambridge’s New Whittle Laboratory aims to reignite Britain’s industrial engine in aerospace, energy and defence
Frank Whittle Summit – which also marks the official opening of the New Whittle Laboratory – will bring together government, business and tech giants to kickstart innovation missions and potentially add £30 billion in economic value to the UK.
Trio of new Governors appointed to ARU Board
Michelle Lamprecht, Simon Lennard and Arvinder Mudhar take up positions.
Building on June's momentum: Cross-organisation Mental Health Training is back
After the success of Promote Mental Health's open Mental Health First Aid Training course in June, we are running another course. Join us on 28th and 30th September for an enriched learning experience bringing together different organisations and roles.
How would you stop AI in an emergency?
AI is creeping into more parts of organisations than most people realise.
It writes emails, helps analyse data, and powers tools your staff might be using every day.
In many cases, it’s been adopted quickly.
Learning through people, places and innovation ecosystems
International school partnerships can easily become defined by the places students visit. The more interesting question is what students are invited to do once they arrive.
Kimbolton School to open new fitness suite for pupils and wider community
Kimbolton School, Cambridgeshire, is set to open a brand-new fitness suite within the Roger Peel Sports Centre at its Senior School this September, creating an outstanding new facility that will benefit both pupils and the wider local community.
Bright Sparks - Local school children get a glimpse into the science ‘Behind the Buses’
Primary school pupils have discovered the science, engineering and technology that keeps the region moving, after taking part in a 'Behind the Buses' experience with Stagecoach East and Cambridge Science Centre.
Cambridge MP cracks the code on enrichment
Cambridge MP Daniel Zeichner will visit the Raspberry Pi Foundation's Code Club at Park Street Primary School on Friday 3 July to highlight the importance of enriching activities that help young people build confidence, develop new skills and prepare for the future.
Windows 11’s new focus on efficiency
For the past year or so, it’s felt like every Windows update came with three new AI features attached. Some of them are genuinely useful. Some feel like they’re there because they can be.
Cambridge receives $34.5million donation for research to help improve the health and wellbeing of autistic people and their families
The University of Cambridge has received US$34.5 million from philanthropist K Lisa Yang to support autism research aimed at improving the health and wellbeing of autistic people and their families. The gift is one of the largest ever philanthropic gifts for autism research to a UK university.
Student loan interest cap - what the 6% limit really means
The government has announced a cap for some student loans interest rates. It is not all it seems.
ARU receives £4.8m to boost innovation in the NHS
The NHS Clinical Entrepreneur Programme has already helped launch 691 start-ups.
Bidwells twelve walk 240 miles in one day
A team from Bidwells’ Cambridge Project Management Team took on the epic challenge of walking a collective 240 miles (20 miles each) in one day last week to raise funds and awareness for Cambridge Science Centre.
Kimbolton School celebrates double success at National School Theatre Awards
Kimbolton School, Cambridgeshire, is celebrating a remarkable year for the performing arts after securing two prestigious wins at the National School Theatre Awards in London on 22 June, alongside a series of other notable achievements and accolades.