Student entrepreneur pitches for backing for upmarket leather goods business
Student entrepreneurs from Cambridge Regional College have been pitching to business mogul Richard Branson’s Virgin group in a bid to find support for a new enterprise.
Centre for Compliance & Trust focuses on impact and practicality
As Cambridge Judge Business School Executive Education launches the Centre for Compliance & Trust, the Centre’s Executive Director, Richard Hill, shares some of the vision for Centre activities.
Engineers welcome A14 announcement
The Government’s announcement that the A14 upgrade will not be tolled has been welcomed by the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) East of England.
Deloitte comments on measures affecting individuals in Autumn Statement 2013
Kirsten Tassell, a tax partner in the private client services practice at Deloitte in Cambridge, comments on the implications of the Autumn Statement 2013 for individuals.
Huppert welcomes help for young and businesses in Chancellor's statement
MP Julian Huppert has welcomed help for Cambridge’s young unemployed and small businesses in the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement.
PsychologyOnline is one of 'Observer's' leading tech startups
PsychologyOnline has been identified as one of Cambridge’s 16 leading technology-based startups in the Observer’s Tech Monthly supplement.
Xaar invests to expand Cambridge R&D facilities and support local businesses
Xaar adds further R&D space on the Cambridge Science Park and invests £1m to support growth of Cambridgeshire businesses.
RealVNC achieves world's first certified MirrorLink™ 1.1 device
RealVNC, the global provider of VNC® remote access and control software, is proud to announce the world’s first, and currently only, MirrorLink™ 1.1 certified device.
Carl Zeiss Meditec looks back on a successful financial year
Medical technology company Carl Zeiss Meditec AG reports positive development in all strategic business units and reporting regions / EBIT further increased.
New Anglia LEP launches Skills Manifesto
The New Anglia Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) has unveiled its new Skills Manifesto at the Green Skills for Green Jobs conference in Westminster, where Dr Aled Jones of Anglia Ruskin University presented a copy to Secretary of State Ed Davey.
Huppert "most assiduous campaigner" against A14 tolling
MP Julian Huppert’s fight to stop the tolling of the A14 has won him praise as “one of the most assiduous campaigners” in Parliament.
Somersault produces video case study for Domino UK Ltd
Somersault recently helped Domino UK Ltd to produce a case study video about its successful work with Infusion GB, one of the UK’s leading tea packaging manufacturers.
Stocking fillers for ecommerce success: free event @ Design Museum, London
Digital Marketing Academy are proud to host 'Stocking fillers for ecommerce success', with guest speakers SagePay and Digital Clicks. Learn invaluable techniques on how to generate leads to your ecommerce site through digital marketing and how to convert them to sales by optimising the purchase experience for your customers.
London Stansted Airport requests help from Network members
Support from Cambridge Network members for direct long haul routes from London Stansted Airport would be welcomed, say the Airport owners. They are asking for feedback from local businesses to strengthen their case to airlines.
Ubisense's VeroTrack 2.0 enables greater surveying efficiencies for natural gas utilities
Updates to leading natural gas leak survey tracking system provide more control over surveying processes
Accelerate Cambridge makes first two seed grants
Real-world risk prediction and a dynamic data gathering platform are the first two ventures to receive funding from the new Cambridge Judge Business School ‘Accelerate Cambridge’ business accelerator.
Copytrax digital print technology enables fun bottle tops
Digital screen print technology is used for printing special themed beer bottle tops for Suffolk Christmas Fair
Community has fun at the Addenbrooke’s Rudolph Run!
Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust (ACT), the dedicated charity for Addenbrooke’s and the Rosie hospitals, held the first annual Christmas fun run at Addenbrooke’s – the Rudolph Run – on Sunday 1 December 2013.
Institute for Youth Work registers 200+ members in first weeks since launch of new website
NetXtra launches website for new membership organisation, the Institute for Youth Work - growing its membership to over 200 in its first few weeks.
When to hire a coach
Coaching can be pretty hard to explain to someone. It's something we coaches often struggle with! But the results you can achieve with the support of a coach are remarkable, says Hilary Jeanes of PurpleLine Consulting.
UTC Cambridge open days attract young scientists from across the region
Young scientists and their families from across the region flocked to UTC Cambridge’s first open days to find out more about the innovative new college due to open in September next year.
Unify names Dean Douglas as CEO
Westcon President and CEO to lead the Enterprise Communications Innovator - Hamid Akhavan to join the Unify Board
A14 announcement welcomed - now we want action
Government announces A14 improvements to go ahead without tolling
A14 tolling plans dropped
The Government has announced that plans to toll the upgraded A14 have been dropped, but plans to deliver the upgrade still remain on target to start in 2016.
Plan to drop tolling of A14 welcomed by Huppert
Cambridge MP Julian Huppert has welcomed the news that plans to toll the A14 have been dropped.