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…
Blood markers linked to specific types of stroke identified by Cambridge researchers
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have identified two key chemical markers in the blood that are directly linked to different types of stroke caused by small vessel disease in the brain. The discovery could pave the way for earlier diagnosis, better disease tracking, and more targeted treatments in the future.
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ARU recognised for entrepreneurship and impact
ARU Peterborough receives the Regional Impact Award at Alliance Awards 2026.
Royal visit marks ARU Peterborough milestone
HRH The Duke of Gloucester attends event to celebrate five years of impact.
D&A Creative showcases Dukes Education’s Cambridge Colleges
D&A Creative commissioned to create a wide range of marketing materials for leading provider of university application support.
Centre for Computing History to celebrate 40 years of the BBC Domesday Project
The Centre for Computing History (CCH) will celebrate the 40th anniversary of the BBC Domesday Project on Saturday 19th September 2026, bringing together original project team members, former contributors and preservation experts to revisit one of the world's most ambitious digital heritage initiatives.
Professor Lady Black appointed as ARU Chancellor
World-leading forensic scientist joins as Anglia Ruskin launches its 10-year strategy.
There’s only one thing you can rely on cyber criminals for
One of the biggest risks during a cyber attack is the pressure to act quickly.
When systems stop working or important data becomes unavailable, organisations are forced into stressful decisions with very little time to think clearly.
PEM strengthens commitment to innovation with Cambridge University Postdoc Venture Creation Challenge sponsorship
PEM is delighted to announce its sponsorship of the Postdoc Venture Creation Challenge (PVCC), a University of Cambridge initiative that supports postdoctoral researchers in transforming innovative research into successful ventures and businesses. The challenge welcomes pioneering ideas across deep tech, life sciences, AI, software and social impact, helping participants take their first steps…
What’s new in Copilot Wave 3
It’s becoming more embedded in the way you use Word, Excel, Outlook and other Microsoft 365 tools. Microsoft groups these larger updates into “waves” – and the latest one feels different.
ARU professor elected as IETI Distinguished Fellow
Jennifer Schooling receives international honour for smart infrastructure research.
Kimbolton School celebrates ‘stars of tomorrow’ with excellent 2026 GCSE results
There were smiles, celebrations and plenty of proud moments at Kimbolton School this morning as pupils collected an impressive set of GCSE results, with more than half of all grades awarded at 9–7.
Warning: Don’t fall for fake CAPTCHAs
You’ve seen them hundreds of times.“Click here to prove you’re not a robot.”
It’s one of those things you don’t really think about. You tick a box, maybe select a few images, and move on with your day.
Kimbolton School celebrates A Level success as pupils prepare for next destinations
Kimbolton School, Cambridgeshire, is celebrating another exceptional year of A Level results, with the Class of 2026 achieving outstanding academic success and preparing to embark on exciting next steps at leading universities and via other ambitious education and career pathways.
If AI can write the application, what evidence will employers trust?
By Lily Lin, CEO of Excellence First Enterprise Consultancy.
Watch Out for This Fake Windows 11 Update
You probably don’t think twice when you see a Windows update.
A quick click, a short wait and the job’s done. It’s one of those routine things that feels safe by default.
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.