UK health: Focus on prevention can deliver £8 for each £1 invested
UK has the potential to unlock £8 in socio-economic returns for every £1 spent on preventive healthcare, according to new Deloitte analysis; Increasing prevention spend from current 6% to 10% could lead to £42 billion of savings to the UK healthcare system in 10 years; A 7% reduction in preventable deaths could save over 5,400 lives annually, with a societal value of £6 billion.
Life sciences talent development when the half-life of knowledge shrinks
By Excellence First Enterprise Consultancy (EFEC).
Beacon’s Patient Group Mentoring Programme 26 – 27
Become a mentor on Beacon’s Patient Group Mentoring Programme and make a real difference to the rare disease community! Applications are open until the 19th of December.
Come From Away: A powerful and emotive triumph for Kimbolton School
Kimbolton School’s Senior School pupils became some of the first students in the country to stage the new Schools Edition of Come From Away last week - the award-winning musical based on real life events from 9/11.
HM The King and HM The Queen hosts the German State Visit at Windsor as the countries united in volunteering
On Thursday 4 December, during a State Visit by Germany, His Majesty The King and Her Majesty The Queen were joined at Windsor Castle by The Federal President of Germany and Ms Elke Büdenbender for a showcase celebrating the power of volunteering.
42 Technology and Innatera partner to advance neuromorphic Edge AI
42 Technology is partnering with Innatera, a leader in brain-inspired Edge AI processors, to help its clients access the latest breakthroughs in ultra-low power intelligence at the sensor edge for new product innovations.
Lab Thread announces Beta release of Unified Lab Software Platform
Designed to streamline collaboration across biological research, combining real-time data management, analysis, DNA sequence design, chat and review functions within one intuitive, easy to use systemInterested parties invited to register for beta access via the Lab Thre
mmWave radar: balancing resolution and practicality in space
Space environments present unique sensing challenges. Systems must detect objects ranging from paint flecks to spacecraft components, operate reliably in harsh conditions, and do so with minimal mass and power consumption. mmWave radar addresses these requirements, providing millimetre-scale resolution with practical implementation that suits the realities of space missions. But how does…
Comfort and Light at Hospice’s ‘Light up a Life’ Celebration
Loved ones attended the Arthur Rank Hospice Charity Light Up a Life event in 2025
How to tell if you're a good presenter
You can assess your public speaking skills in an instant courtesy of this important insight...
Guardtech Group sign off record-breaking 2025 in style with a series of ground-breaking projects that are set to protect, preserve and improve human life
The East Anglian cleanroom construction specialists racked up more projects this year than ever before – including some very special life-saving ventures
Sponsored workers’ families: Settlement risks for employers
Employers who understand the pressures workers face when supporting their family through Home Office applications can better anticipate workforce risk and plan for absences linked to family immigration milestones.
Royal Papworth Hospital: A lifeline of connectivity during a crisis
Royal Papworth Hospital, located on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus, stands as a world-renowned centre for heart and lung care, serving 4,000 staff, patients, and visitors each day.
The importance of self-awareness for effective leadership
One of the great privileges of the work we do is seeing what happens when people are helped to become more aware of these things, and to work with others on improving how they interact within teams. And last week’s workshop with leaders from Viridor’s operations across the South West was no exception.
Family visa routes for sponsored workers: A guide for UK employers
Employers who sponsor workers often focus on work-visa requirements and the timelines for visa extension or settlement. In practice, a sponsored worker’s ability to remain in the UK lawfully is often influenced just as much by their own family’s immigration position. In this guide for employers, we take a look at the visa routes most relevant to their sponsored and foreign national workers,…
Final call - Cambridge Judge Business School seeks project proposals from local companies for Management Studies Tripos (MST) Project
The University of Cambridge Judge Business School (CJBS) is ranked among the world’s leading business schools. As well as a global focus, our location at the heart of this thriving community of local entrepreneurs and innovators offers a unique opportunity for us to work with the business community.
Improving biodiversity with Nature Based Farming
Apropos- has designed a clean contemporary visual identity to help Nature Based Farming provide Biodiversity Net Gain units (BNG) to builders and developers.
SCORES Athlete project relaunches with a fresh design on Mantal
The SCORES Athlete project—focused on understanding long-term health outcomes related to sports participation—has been refreshed and relaunched using Mantal’s modern digital infrastructure to enhance participant engagement and expand study reach.
HMRC loan charge write-offs penalises early settlers
HMRC’s Budget announcement that £365 million of loan charge tax debts will be written off leaves taxpayers who settled early out of pocket, according to Price Bailey, the leading accountancy firm.
Human-centred school innovation: Insights from EFEC’s work with school leaders in China
By EFEC (Excellence First Education Consultancy).
Kimbolton Castle to feature in Vanbrugh 300 celebration of architect’s work
Kimbolton Castle, located in the grounds of Kimbolton School in Cambridgeshire, is one of six historic properties that will be showcased in Vanbrugh 300 in 2026 – a nationwide celebration marking the tercentenary of Sir John Vanbrugh, the celebrated architect behind some of Britain’s most iconic buildings.
New University of Hull spin-out to transform data centre industry with lower costs and emissions
Transformational cooling technology that could massively reduce the environmental impact and costs of the booming data centre industry is to be made commercially available thanks to Dew Point Systems Ltd, a new University of Hull spin-out.
Connect with your audience: Be your silly, imperfect self!
A confident mindset isn’t loud, dominant or slick; it’s grounded, curious and present. It’s the quiet reassurance that says 'I’m allowed to take up space here, I’m allowed to pause, and I’m allowed to think before I speak'.
Cambridge-based business leader Sarah Mardle named on the 2025 UK Kindness and Leadership list
Sarah Mardle, CEO and Founder of Alma Business Consulting, has been recognised on the 2025 UK Kindness and Leadership list, sponsored by the Financial Times, the