From family archive to stage: the remarkable journey of ‘Not for a cat’ play at the Cambridge Festival
The upcoming Cambridge Festival is set to feature the premiere of Not for a Cat: A Play for the Nuclear Age on 5 April, a play originally written in the 1950s by Wallace R. Harper, a student at the Cavendish Laboratory at the University of Cambridge in the 1920s.
Inspiring mum-of-three who broke her neck in freak accident at event in memory of her husband to run London Marathon for Addenbrooke's Charitable Trust
Keen runner and mother-of-three Liza Putwain broke her neck in a freak accident in an event she was taking part in, in memory of her husband Ian who had died unexpectedly eight months earlier. Liza spent a month recovering in Addenbrooke's Hospital where she was cared for until her release. Since then, Liza has worked hard to get herself well enough to run the Cambridge Half Marathon earlier this…
25 years of working in Mental Health
Claire Harris, Health Psychologist and Founder of Promote Mental Health celebrates working in the mental health field for 25 years. Read this blog for her views on what has changed over the last 25 years, and what she hopes for the future in the mental health sector.
Cambridge scientist launches free VR platform that eliminates the fear of public speaking
Dr Chris Macdonald creates free virtual reality platform that transforms users into skilled and confident public speakers
How megatrends shape our evolving future
Michael Kitson of Cambridge Judge Business School explores how long-term megatrends such as climate change, AI and global politics interact with immediate crises, impacting businesses and society. The insights provided will help policymakers and leaders navigate the complexities of today’s interconnected world and prepare for future challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.
Free talk reveals the tricks used to make us spend
Cambridge Festival event features insights from Professor of Consumer Psychology.
Behind the clutter – bringing hoarding into the open
Hidden mental health condition is focus of Cambridge Festival event at Anglia Ruskin.
New research - Weight loss increases risk of death for obese adults
Study finds significant weight loss raises risk for those with cardiovascular disease.
Free outdoor theatre will tackle climate anxiety
ARU students are helping Trumpington community garden mark its 10th birthday.
Unlocking the mysteries of the brain: highlights from the Cambridge Festival
As discussions around mental health and cognitive wellbeing continue to dominate headlines, the Cambridge Festival (19 March - 4 April 2025) offers a timely, in-depth exploration of the brain’s complexities.
Young Carers Action Day – Education Summit 2025
On 12 March 2025, the Young Carers in Education Summit brought together educators, charities and most importantly, young carers from across the region for a day of sharing, learning, and empowerment.
Kimbolton School heads to F1 in Schools UK final after winning regional heat
Kimbolton School, Cambridgeshire, is heading to the UK final of the F1 in Schools challenge after its Blue Mercury team made history by securing first place in the Professional Class at the East Anglia Regional competition. This landmark victory marks the first time Kimbolton School has achieved an overall win in the Professional Class, underscoring the school's growing reputation in STEM…
The Red Hen Project is empowering families through lifesaving skills with ABC Life Support partnership
For several years, The Red Hen Project has proudly partnered with ABC Life Support. This collaboration is instrumental in equipping staff, parents, and families with vital first aid skills, enabling them to handle emergencies confidently.
Exploring the impact of artificial intelligence at the 2025 Cambridge Festival
The 2025 Cambridge Festival, taking place from March 19 to April 4, is diving deep into the transformative role of artificial intelligence (AI) on both individuals and society.
Belbin announce the passing of Dr. Meredith Belbin, legendary pioneer of Team Role theory
Belbin Limited is saddened to announce the passing of its inspirational founder, Dr Raymond Meredith Belbin, who died peacefully at home surrounded by his family aged 98 years old.
Highlights from another great year for Cambridge Enterprise
The Cambridge Enterprise Annual Review 2024 showcases how the commercialisation of groundbreaking research creates tangible societal benefits.
Why WordPress is great
In the world of website building, WordPress stands tall as a giant among platforms. But what makes it so great?
Celebrating World Book Day at Kimbolton School
Pupils at Kimbolton School, Cambridgeshire, embraced the magic of reading as they celebrated World Book Day with a range of exciting activities designed to inspire a lifelong love of books.
MP Andrew Pakes engages with local employers and apprentices to champion apprenticeship growth in Peterborough
Local employers and apprentices gathered last Friday for a roundtable discussion with Andrew Pakes, MP for Peterborough and Co-Chair of the Apprenticeships APPG, to discuss how to increase apprenticeship opportunities in the region.
Cambridge Festival showcases pioneering health research and innovations in medicine
The Cambridge Festival is returning from March 19 to April 4 with a series of events that bring together cutting-edge health research and the latest innovations in medical science.
Cambridge Campus Post-16 & Adults Jobs Fair
We’re Exhibiting at the 2025 Apprenticeships, Jobs & Careers Fair!Zinwave is excited to be part of the Cambridge Campus Post-16 & Adults Jobs Fair on Tuesday, March 4th, 2025, during National Careers Week!Looking for a career in cutting-edge wireless technology?
WaveFX returns from Nepal: Filming and webcasting an environmental conference
WaveFX, a leading UK event production company, has just returned from an extraordinary project in Nepal. Tasked with filming and live-streaming an international environmental conference, the team overcame technical and logistical challenges to deliver seamless event coverage.
10 existential hacks: Make your future the best thing that will ever happen to you
Møller Institute associate, Stephen Bruyant-Langer, reveals his top 10 hacks for dealing with uncertainty, in an increasingly unstable global climate. Stephen as a top executive coach, head-hunter, economist, marketeer, author, lecturer, facilitator and keynote speaker – comes with 25 years of experience with executive coaching, 20 years of experience with executive search, and 15 years of…
Abi D. makes a splash with county swimming success
Kimbolton School, Cambridge pupil Abi D. (Year 10) has made waves at the recent County Swimming Championships, securing an incredible 16 medals across all strokes and earning three County trophies.
New Mental Health Training Courses for 2025
Promote Mental Health writes: Check out our new and existing mental health training offers for workplaces in 2025. Wherever your workplace is on it's journey to exploring mental health, we can work with you to tailor training to the needs of your organisation.