Domino directors awarded engineering accolade
Domino Printing Sciences, based at Bar Hill, is celebrating the appointment of two of its directors as Fellows of one of the UK’s leading engineering institutions.
Global Regulatory Services: 'It’s like winning the Triple Crown!'
GRS is named as "Global Leader in Life Science Regulatory Affairs" in the 2016 Business Excellence Awards.
Why you shouldn't embellish your CV
Sinclair Career Consulting discusses the consequences of lying on your CV - and explains how to find alternative ways to make your CV more appealing.
Hertfordshire Estate completes in excess of £10 million
A mixed asset Rural Estate has just completed, following its order for sale and appointment of a Receiver in 2013. The property consisted of over 600 acres of land, plus residential, commercial and agricultural properties.
Quick and easy – order Michell RH products online
Michell’s new web shop is now open for business, giving customers in Europe a quick and simple way to order and pay securely for a comprehensive range of relative humidity transmitters.
IT Governance launches Certified EU GDPR Practitioner training course
IT Governance, the leader in cyber security and data protection compliance, has launched a Certified EU General Data Protection Regulation Practitioner training course. The course has been designed to help organisations prepare for the data protection officer (DPO) role and achieve compliance with the new EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which is set to come into force in May 2018.
DefiniGEN raises £1.5M in follow-on funding
DefiniGEN, a leading provider of stem cell life science products, has announced that it has raised £1.5m ($2.29m) in follow-on funding. The investment will be used to fund the commercial launch of new pancreatic and lung stem cell products for drug discovery and regenerative medicine.
BBC East live debate on 12 June tackles the EU Referendum
Better in or out? Cambridge Network members are invited to take part in a BBC Look East EU Referendum special on Sunday June 12th.
Amazing line-ups confirmed for the third Cambridge Roar
The Cambridge Roar is a unique festival of charity events raising funds for The Arthur Rank Hospice Charity, Cancer Research UK and The Prince’s Trust.
The Cambridge Marketing Book Club: success of the first session
The Cambridge Marketing Book Club had a great evening exploring change, innovation and future of marketing with Peter Fisk and his book Game Changers.
Acropolis Aviation appoints Marshall as prime MRO provider for its ACJ
Acropolis Aviation, one of Europe’s leading luxury air charter companies, announced today that it has contracted Marshall Civil Aerospace, part of the Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group, as its prime maintenance contractor.
StartUp Britain bus to visit record 30 towns in summer tour
National enterprise campaign StartUp Britain, run by the Centre for Entrepreneurs, is hitting the road again this summer to provide inspiration and support to thousands of aspiring entrepreneurs.
ideaSpace sees ThisWay’s tech hiring solution as the way forward for VentureFest East
At VentureFest East tomorrow (24 May), ThisWay Global will present their new technology solution for what the OECD says ‘might be the greatest business opportunity ever’…the solution to hiring.
CCS and Baicells collaborate on Metnet Duo to speed up small cell deployment
CCS and Baicells have agreed to integrate the Baicells LTE small cell with CCS Metnet self-organising wireless backhaul.
East of England sports projects share £900K funding boost
Fourteen community sports projects in the East of England today shared more than £900,000 of Sport England cash to help breathe new life into its tired sports facilities. The National Lottery funding will help to upgrade courts, club houses and changing rooms across the region and help get more people active.
Olivia wins chance to help rebuild lives in Nepal
An Anglia Ruskin University student has won a national award and a scholarship which she plans to use to help improve healthcare in an area devastated by earthquakes.
Opinion: Dear young people - here’s why you need to vote in the EU referendum
Catherine Barnard (University of Cambridge Faculty of Law) discusses why it's so important that young people vote in the EU referendum.
Council updates guidance on hackney carriages and private hire vehicles
Cambridge City Council’s Licensing and Enforcement service has updated its guidance reminding people of the differences between the types of taxi licensed to operate in Cambridge, and helping them select the most appropriate one when planning their journeys.
The current state of long-term care funding
The politicians are treating long-term care costs as a “solved” problem following the Dilnot Report and the Care Act 2014. Unfortunately, the headline measure, a cap on care costs of £72,000, (at 2016 prices), was kicked along to April 2020, so we have entered into a period of muddle and half-cut solutions, says Martin- Redman Partners.
CW partners with Incisor TV for a Roundtable event on IoT
Cambridge Wireless (CW) wants to hear from the companies that will define the Internet of Things, the rainmakers who will create the platforms, components, thought leadership and applications that will bring this sector to life.
Fundraising MP backs disability charity’s housing campaign
A charity’s “urgent” research into unmet housing need for disabled people has been backed by a fundraising MP.
Micro Concepts chooses Emerald Frog Marketing for new Siemens brand launch
Micro Concepts Ltd has chosen Ely marketing and PR agency, Emerald Frog Marketing, to work on the brand strategy and website design and build for Microconcept’s new Siemens product division, MCPLM.
AstraZeneca highlights continued progress of oncology pipeline at ASCO 2016
AstraZeneca and its global biologics research and development arm, MedImmune, will provide an update on their extensive oncology pipeline at the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) in Chicago, USA, on 3-7 June 2016.
IP law reform in Queen's Speech
Reform of the law on unjustified threats of infringement of intellectual property rights will be enacted in this Parliament, reports Mewburn Ellis LLP.
Fun and education combine at the Centre for Computing History this half term
The Centre for Computing History in Cambridge will be open seven days a week, including bank holidays, for the duration of the May/June half term, from May 28th to June 5th 2016.