Local charity provides way to share precious Christmas memories
As Christmas approaches, a local charity has provided a special way for people to remember a loved one and honour those they will be missing this Christmas.
Practical Quality & Regulatory is now Elevate MedTech
Elevate MedTech writes: We are excited to announce that Practical Quality and Regulatory has joined forces with the Johner Institute (NZ) and Svante Medical (Australia) to become Elevate MedTech. This new partnership unites over 60 years of combined Quality & Regulatory expertise, allowing us to offer deeper, specialised knowledge to navigate the increasingly complex MedTech landscape. While…
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Addressing the escalation in GNSS Spoofing with Data Fusion
The grounding incident involving the MSC ANTONIA serves as a clear reminder of the critical need for resilient navigation systems in the maritime sector. As GNSS jamming and spoofing become more frequent, particularly in high-risk regions, vessels must be equipped with systems that can maintain accurate positioning even when satellite signals are compromised, explains Freddy Saunders, Senior Data…
Could ABM be the key to transforming your B2B science marketing conversions in 2026?
Learn how science and biotech marketers can drive growth, boost engagement, and ROI with data-driven Account-Based Marketing strategies.
Arthur Rank Hospice Charity celebrates ‘Gold’ as a Compassionate Employer
Arthur Rank Hospice Charity is proud to be one of three Hospices to be awarded the Compassionate Employer Certificate
Meteor Inkjet and Quantica partner to advance additive manufacturing capabilities
Meteor Inkjet Ltd, a leading supplier of industrial inkjet printhead driving solutions, has announced a collaboration with additive manufacturing technology provider Quantica.
Sanger scientists receive major grant to study rise of early onset colorectal cancer
Wellcome Sanger Institute researchers, Professor Sir Mike Stratton and Dr Trevor Lawley, together with Dr Paul Brennan of the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) have been awarded a significant grant, enabling their team to investigate the causes of early onset colorectal cancer.
Journee tops Deloitte UK Technology Fast 50 ranking with Cambridgeshire companies Levidian, Monavate and Obrizum in top ranking
Travel company Journee has topped Deloitte’s 2025 UK Technology Fast 50 awards, a ranking of the UK’s 50 fastest-growing technology companies;The London-based company reported a three-year growth rate of 10,171% to the year 2024/25;The combined revenue
Keystone Marketing appointed as a trusted supplier to the UK Government’s Crown Commercial Service communications framework
Keystone has recently reached a standout landmark by being accepted as an approved supplier to the UK’s Crown Commercial Service.
Cambridge Dining Co. corporate showcase at the Ray Dolby Centre
Together with Cambridge Network and Meet Cambridge , Cambridge Dining Co. were delighted to host a corporate event showcase at our partner and venue, the Ray Dolby Centre on Wednesday night.
Experienced leaders open to Non-Executive Director and advisory opportunities
Cambridge Judge Business School’s Executive Programmes bring together accomplished senior professionals from a wide range of sectors and geographies, each combining strategic insight, board-level perspective and a commitment to making an impact.
Paying it forward: The trailblazing Cambridge entrepreneurs engineering the next wave of global innovators
Cambridge’s global reputation for science and technology isn’t just built on invention. Innovation is actively engineered and fine-tuned here in the city - and nowhere is this more evident than on the Impulse programme, the University of Cambridge’s flagship entrepreneurship initiative.
How content marketing is transforming scientific sales strategies
Learn how science and biotech marketers can boost qualified leads, increase sales, and build trust by using data-driven content marketing and AI-powered lead nurturing strategies.
Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance launches AI in Financial Services survey
The Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance (CCAF) at Cambridge Judge Business School, University of Cambridge, has launched the AI in Financial Services 2030 Global Surveys – a worldwide study capturing intersecting perspectives from financial regulators, industry and AI vendors.
COP30 climate-change summit in Brazil
10 years since the Paris Agreement to limit global warming, Cambridge Judge Business School experts examine what needs to be done to help ensure a sustainable future.
Talented young artists needed!
Calling all budding young artists! It’s time to sharpen those pencils, brush up on your painting skills or get digital as Cambridgeshire-based rewilding charity Creating Nature’s Corridors has teamed up with Huntingdon Racecourse to launch an art competition for children aged 14-19 years old.
What makes a leading product design consultancy?
Choosing the right product design consultancy isn’t just about who has the biggest portfolio, it’s about who has the right mindset for your project.
Craig Dyer - owner and director of C A Dyer Accounts & Bookkeeping becomes Vice President of AAT
We are incredibly proud to announce that on 24th October 2025 our MD and owner, Craig Dyer was appointed as Vice President of AAT.
Children's mental health charity Blue Smile recruiting for Chair of Trustees
Cambridgeshire-based charity Blue Smile is recruiting for a new Chair of Trustees - along with new Trustees - to join the Board.
Harnessing population health strategies to transform ILD outcomes
Interstitial lung diseases (ILDs) represent a diverse group of over 200 chronic respiratory conditions characterised by varying degrees of inflammation and fibrosis of the lung tissue.
Cambridge MP welcomes £1bn investment for new forest in the Oxford-Cambridge corridor
Millions of trees will be planted in our region thanks to crucial investment announced by the government on the 5th November. The plan to create a new forest in the Oxford-Cambridge corridor will help restore nature for local communities and provide deeply needed regulation for our climate.
Fireworks cause stress and disruption to corvids
New study reveals birds behaved erratically in response to displays.
US Navy bringing ‘Fat Albert’ back to Marshall Aerospace for a new centre wing box
Fat Albert, the world’s most recognisable C-130 Hercules, will soon return to Marshall Aerospace’s hangars for crucial structural work that will add decades to its lifespan.
Howes Percival extends solicitor apprenticeships scheme following ‘really positive’ results
Leading law firm Howes Percival is backing legal apprenticeships by welcoming the firm’s largest cohort yet for the alternative route to becoming a solicitor.