Become a Friend of Cambridge Cruse
At its annual general meeting next week (June 20th), Cambridge Cruse Bereavement Care will be launching the start of a new initiative called "Friends of Cambridge Cruse".
Take part in a magical musical mystery tour
A pedestrian symphony will tour the streets of Cambridge each evening next week (from 18-23 June) as part of a new public art project at Anglia Ruskin University.
Huppert meets Transport Minister to discuss A14 investment
Roads Minister, Mike Penning is to meet Cambridge MP, Julian Huppert tomorrow (Thursday June 14) to discuss the A14.
Møller Centre cycling team arrive back to Cambridge over 700 miles later
The DK2UK Møller Centre cycling team (Mark Carberry, Michael Herriot, Mark Campbell and Stefan Mitham) arrived safe and sound back in Cambridge on Monday 11th June.
KISS helps promote Ely City Golf Club Jubilee Golf Day
KISS Public Relations will be providing its expertise and services to Ely City Golf Club to help raise awareness for the Captains’ Jubilee Charity Golf Day on 28th September.
kpi-insight consulting present at CIMA Members in Practice Conference 2012
kpi-insight consulting, provider of consulting services and business management software to the Professional Services Industry, today announced that it is to host a presentation on the closing day of this year’s CIMA MiP Conference, hosted 22-23 June at Heythrop Park, Oxfordshire..
Can an engineer make a good sales professional?
Selling is not for the faint hearted, but then again, nor is engineering. Both roles can carry a lot of responsibility where failure is not an option. With the right training, a positive outlook and the right management, engineers make excellent technical sales professionals.
The UK's best workplace mediation programme comes to Cambridge
Workplace Mediation is an essential tool for modern businesses. John Crawley Mediation Ltd have announced dates for a public 5-day Workplace Mediator Programme to be run in Cambridge on September 24-30 and October 2nd and 3rd. Run by top mediation trainer John Crawley this ILM accredited course will enable you to turn arguments into agreements and cut the cost of conflict.
UK water security at critical point, say engineers
Leading civil engineering body, the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE), has called for decisive and prompt action to tackle the UK’s water security, which they warn will continue to worsen if not addressed urgently.
MEPC agrees sale of Granta Park to Biomed Realty
MEPC has entered into a definitive agreement with BioMed Realty Trust, Inc. (NYSE: BMR) for the sale of Granta Park in Cambridge for around £127 million. The acquisition will see BioMed take control of 472,200 sq ft of space including 11 buildings at the park, which is home to some of the world’s foremost biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies.
Unique musical event this Saturday at Cambridge Corn Exchange
Cambridge Corn Exchange hosts a unique musical event this Saturday (June 16th) when Dowsing for Sound - a Cambridge musical collective comprising 60 voices and a 'fearless' house band including timpani, jazz trumpet and fusion fiddle - lines up for a concert in aid of two charities.
Mills & Reeve advises Trinity Hall on acquisition of Pensions Bank
National law firm Mills & Reeve has advised Trinity Hall, Cambridge, on the acquisition of the business and assets of the Leicester-based Pensions Bank Limited, forming a new company, Cambridge & Counties Bank Limited (CCB).
Do you know where your Social Media Opportunity lies?
Social Media is a big new world of opportunity to explore, but where’s the best place to start the journey? Jonathan Wainwright explains why FCG Consultancy’s SMO process is the perfect solution to this question...
Hats off to Tina - Downing College's first female Head Porter
Downing College Cambridge has appointed its first female Head Porter in its 200-year history.
Beauty and despair
A high level inquiry reported last month that more than half of the British public has a negative body image. Cambridge academic Andy Martin reflects on the idea of beauty and our pursuit of the unattainable.
All our stories – Cambridge Community Heritage launched
A group of University of Cambridge archaeologists and historians, led by Dr Carenza Lewis, is poised to help community groups in the East of England develop ideas for researching aspects of local heritage.
Cambridge Index gains 4.3%
Global equity markets rose during the week, helped by China’s move to cut interest rates and on hopes that Spain might ask the EU for banking aid. The Cambridge Index rallied 4.3% or 409.1 points to 9,981.7, with all of the top ten index heavyweight stocks recording healthy gains.
Launch of NaviTEK ll' designed by Creactive Design with IDEAL INDUSTRIES
The‘NaviTEK II’ is the latest in a new series of products from IDEAL INDUSTRIES where Creactive have designed and developed the enclosure and mechanical integration of the electronics in close cooperation with their in-house team. The NaviTEK II is used for testing computer networks and builds on the success of the new product identity created by Creactive Design during the previous development…
Mathys & Squire supports innovation at Smart Grids this week
With the 4th Annual Smart Grids and Cleanpower Conference 2012 approaching this Thursday (June 14th), Mathys & Squire are delighted to announce their support of this cleantech conference with its Environmental Technology practice in Intellectual Property.
Profiles of leaders in salivary bioscience: Eve Schwartz
Each month Salimetrics will feature an expert from its saliva research community. Today it profiles Eve Schwartz, Chief Technology Officer and co-founder Salimetrics LLC.
Design in safe hands of 2idesign
Cambridge Consultants initially said they wanted to find a creative agency who could last five years ... 2idesign is now into year seven.
New bank launched to help local business and grow the economy
A groundbreaking scheme to use pension funds from Cambridgeshire public services to support and grow local small businesses has been launched.
Babraham research provides new insight into placental growth and healthy pregnancy
Scientists at the Babraham Institute have gained a new understanding of how the growth of the placenta is regulated before birth, which has important implications for a healthy pregnancy.
Blendology connects with CUTEC for Technology Venture Conference 2012
Blendology announces that Cambridge University Technology and Enterprise Club (CUTEC), has selected ProJoGroup professional interactive event solutions for the 9th Annual Technology Venture Conference (TVC 2012) to be held on 22nd June, 2012 at Robinson College, Cambridge, England.
Transcripts and audio from ECBG Celebration of Business now available
Transcripts and audio recordings of keynote addresses by Bishop Stephen Conway and Charlie Mayfield from Ely Cathedral Business Group's recent Celebration of Business are now available to download.