Kimbolton School welcomes top UK environmental professional for inspiring river plastics talk

Kimbolton Sixth Form was delighted to welcome a leading authority on microplastic pollution, Professor Jamie Woodward, on Tuesday 7 October, to deliver an engaging and thought-provoking lecture on the challenge of plastics in our rivers.

New centre will tackle modern media challenges

ARU to launch the Centre of Media, Arts & Creative Technologies in Cambridge.

Cambridge alumnus awarded 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics

University of Cambridge alumnus Professor John Clarke has been awarded the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics, jointly with Michel H Devoret and John M Martinis, for their work revealing quantum physics in action.

Granite 5 wins international award for Vitae website

We’re delighted to share that Granite 5 has been recognised at the 16th Web Excellence Awards, winning for our work on the new Vitae website. The Web Excellence Awards celebrate the very best of the web, honouring creativity, innovation, and impact in digital design and marketing. This year’s competition attracted 740 submissions from 17 countries across five continents, making the award…

Allia launches brand new Scale Up Programme to help Cambridgeshire’s social enterprises grow their impact

Allia Impact has opened applications for its new Scale Up Programme, a free 7-week hybrid initiative designed to help founders of social enterprises and impact businesses across Cambridgeshire grow their ventures while staying true to their mission.

Deloitte welcomes next generation of talent with nearly 1,500 graduate and apprentice hires

New graduates, apprentices, and industrial placements join Deloitte   New starters joined across 17 Deloitte locations in the UK; with 32 new joiners in Cambridge. Induction covered Deloitte’s values, sustainability goals, and the firm’s GenAI platform.

First Intuition launches Exam Plus to tackle cohort inconsistencies caused by age-based funding cuts

Leading accountancy training provider First Intuition has launched a new programme, Exam Plus, to address growing concerns over training inconsistencies caused by the government’s decision to cut

Wilson Connectivity’s Hybrid DAS

Corporate campuses, schools, and hospitals can’t wait years for wireless coverage. With Wilson Connectivity’s Hybrid DAS, reliable service is live in weeks.

Kimbolton Pre-School to host Open Morning featuring new squirrel mascot

As new space nears completion, children can meet special guest and receive illustrated story book

Building bridges for UK–China higher education partnerships: EFEC’s experience and support

By Excellence First Enterprise Consultancy (EFEC).

Abi D. crowned National champion

Kimbolton pupil Abi D. (Year 10) has finished the swimming season on a high, taking Gold in the 50m Backstroke at the Swim England Championships and earning the title of National Champion.

All hats and all cattle from Texas-based Gottmann Capital Crypto Hedge Fund

Texas (USA) and Golden Triangle (UK): Texas-based Gottmann Capital announces the official launch of their state-of-the-art, option-based crypto hedge fund, powered by AlgoDynamix. This hedge fund represents the culmination of technologies from both Gorham Research and AlgoDynamix analytics, delivering uncorrelated excess returns through carefully implemented option strategies. Further details…

From classroom to code: How one student’s work experience is shaping futures at 1956 Individuals

By Gary Jennings. Gary Jennings is the Innovation Director at The EpiCentre Haverhill. He recently sat down with Elissa and Rachel to discuss how Elissa’s work experience at 1956 Individuals has helped them both develop in ways they never thought about.

There are big workplace implications as AI becomes more humanlike, says new study

‘It could get a bit awkward’ if an AI agent with a very human voice and image (correctly) contradicts the CEO at a board meeting

There are big implications for the workplace as artificial intelligence agents become more humanlike, says a new study.

Professor Oloke to build on ARU’s recent successes

Anglia Ruskin University appoints new Head of Engineering and the Built Environment.

Kimbolton School hosts historic ISFA National Football Sixes

On Sunday, 7 September 2025, Kimbolton School, Cambridgeshire, proudly hosted the Independent Schools Football Association (ISFA) National Sixes tournament for the first time.

Awards buzz is building for ARU Peterborough

£32 million The Lab is shortlisted at the national Education Estates Awards.

Take the lead around mental health in your business

Do you want to take positive steps forward in your business around mental health and wellbeing? Has mental health at work always been on the to do list, but you didn't know where to start? Join us for a face to face Mental Health First Aid Training Course in Cambridge at The Bradfield Centre, 184 Cambridge Science Park Rd, Milton, Cambridge, CB4 0GA

Pitt Building Reopens Refurbished Conference Venue

Now bookable through Meet Cambridge: Pitt Building Reopens Refurbished Conference Venue.

ARU students help CUFC think outside the box

U’s to act on student suggestions on how to grow attendances at the Abbey.

Cambridge MP welcomes £5m skills boost for young people in the region

Daniel Zeichner MP has welcomed the announcement that the Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Youth Guarantee Trailblazer will receive up to £5 million in 2026/27. The funding is part of a further £45 million being invested nationally to extend the Youth Guarantee Trailblazer programme for another year.

What drives us: Rethinking motivation, engagement and mental health

Why do we only talk about motivation when we don't have any? We need to start talking about motivation regularly - our cars don't run with empty fuel tanks, and neither do we. Our motivation has a huge impact on performance, engagement and wellbeing, and I am on a mission to change this.

Cambridge welcomes international speakers for Future Spaces - the city’s largest interior design & sustainability event

Future Spaces 2025 is the city’s largest event focused on interior design, sustainability, and the future of commercial spaces. This year’s edition features a stronger international presence, with renowned industry speakers from around the world. Discover who they are and what insights you can gain during this content-packed two-day event.

£100,000 of rural funding brews community spirit - one cuppa at a time

A new community café in Northstowe is bringing people together, thanks to £100,000 of rural funding.

Cambridge Junction launches Equipment Kit Bank

Kit Bank is a community-powered initiative that collects used musical instruments, home studio gear and film making equipment — and puts them in the hands of passionate young people who need them most.