Cambridge and other councils to decide on devolution deal
Cambridge City Council will consider the government’s proposals for a new Cambridgeshire and Peterborough devolution deal at a special meeting of the full council on Monday 27 June at 6pm.
Birketts recruits Investigations and Employee Relations Consultant
Lorna Townsend has joined the Employment Law team at top 100 law firm Birketts as an Investigations and Employee Relations Consultant.
Congratulations to Maxine Lester Residential Lettings on a raft of awards
Cambridgeshire based property lettings agency, Maxine Lester, has just won a raft of awards including best single lettings agency of the year 2016. Provoke Me has been appointed as advertising agency to help promote these wins and capitalise on the PR opportunity.
Learn how to get your message across
Communication is the focus of upcoming courses from Cambridge Network's Learning Collaboration, with Train the Trainer, Working across Cultures, and Confident Communication sessions lined up over the next few weeks. Sign up and learn how to get your message across!
Tier 2 Consulting builds on its Premier Partnership with Red Hat
Open source middleware experts Tier 2 Consulting have announced the continuation of their Red Hat Premier Partner accreditation – which maintains Tier 2’s position as the only Middleware Solutions Premier Partner in the UK & Ireland.
Do you need a little help planning: patents?
Building a pool of patents can be expensive. This article looks at what to consider when deciding which ideas to discuss with a patent attorney.
3D printing: Air Liquide initiates collaborative project FAIR
The collaborative project FAIR (French acronym for Additive Manufacturing for the Intensification of Reactors) intends to develop a new reactor-exchanger technology based on additive manufacturing, also known as 3D printing.
Domino Printing Sciences appoints Global Marketing Director
Domino Printing Sciences has appointed Paul Doody as Global Marketing Director, based at its Bar Hill headquarters.
Stone King opens Leeds office as demand for education advice grows
Cambridge law firm Stone King has opened a new office in Leeds as parts of ambitious plans to strengthen further its position as a national leader in education law.
Council performance is improving despite rising homelessness figures
Cambridge City Council and its partners have prevented or relieved homelessness for 787 households in the financial year 2015-16.
IT Governance participates at the European Legal Security Forum 2016 in London
IT Governance Ltd, the leading supplier of cyber security products and services, is proud to announce that it will participate as an exhibitor at the European Legal Security Forum taking place on 12 July 2016 in London, 115 Bishopsgate.
Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Devolution Deal announced
Councils across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, including the Greater Cambridge Greater Peterborough Enterprise Partnership (LEP), will be making decisions over a proposed devolution deal with Government.
Cambridge Consultants acquires Synapse
Altran’s Cambridge Consultants acquires Synapse to create a global product development powerhouse, with the acquisition expanding its geographic footprint and consumer technology development capability.
Five reasons to go to the Cambridge Summer Music Festival 2016
For the last two weeks in July, glorious venues in and around Cambridge will be filled with the sounds of beautiful classical music. The Cambridge Summer Music Festival is back – and just in case you need an excuse to enjoy the best in live music in our iconic university town, here are five compelling reasons to go along...
Law firms urged to adopt information security practices to avoid surge in ransomware attacks
IT Governance, the global provider of cyber security, IT governance, risk management and compliance expertise, is urging organisations within the legal sector to adopt information security best practice to avoid falling victim to a ransomware attack.
Trinity Hall promises a magical Christmas
Be among the first to see Trinity Hall's Christmas Dining Menu & Drinks Packages...
RedRat launches a new version of its flagship TV set top box testing product
RedRat Ltd, a leading supplier of hardware and software for automating TV set top box and consumer electronics testing processes, is launching a new version of its flagship product, a USB/Network device that enables individuals or system operators to generate remote control commands using a PC or laptop.
All science is provisional
As evidence accumulates, so our understanding changes, asserts The Scientific Alliance.
Academic Health Science Network: helping to save lives and create sustainable health and care
In its 2016 Impact Report published this week, the AHSN Network demonstrates the impact that Academic Health Science Networks (AHSNs) have made collectively to address gaps in health and wellbeing; care and quality; and finance and efficiency as outlined in NHS England's Five Year Forward View.
Students’ Union officially ‘green gurus’
Anglia Ruskin University’s Students’ Union has been awarded the Gold standard in the NUS Green Impact Students’ Union awards for the first time.
Perse particle physicists highly commended by CERN
An experiment designed by a group of Perse Sixth Formers was highly commended this week by CERN, the European Organisation for Nuclear Research dedicated to probing the fundamental structure of the universe.
OLIO arrives in Cambridge to join the fight against food waste
Following successful roll-outs across a number of UK cities in recent months, food sharing app OLIO has now launched in Cambridge. Smartphone users throughout the city now have access to the app providing local people and businesses with a simple way to reduce the food they waste.
Women in innovation urged to apply for infocus funding award
Women with potential to be successful entrepreneurs and leaders in innovation can apply for support and funding to help them to succeed.
What will be the implications of Brexit on planning?
If the UK were to leave the EU following the vote on 23rd June, what will this mean for the world of planning? In the latest Planning Commentary just released by property consultants Bidwells, guest author Angus Walker from Bircham Dyson Bell LLP explores the issues and declares his support for staying.
'Map’ of teenage brain shows link between antisocial behaviour and brain development
The brains of teenagers with serious antisocial behaviour problems differ significantly in structure to those of their peers, providing the clearest evidence to date that their behaviour stems from changes in brain development in early life, according to new research led by the University of Cambridge and the University of Southampton, in collaboration with the University of Rome “Tor Vergata” in…