Council makes multi-million-pound bid to unlock 149 new affordable homes
A bid to increase borrowing by £17 million is being submitted by South Cambridgeshire District Council to Government to help deliver a further 149 new affordable homes.
Penningtons Manches celebrates continued expansion through partnership with Kettle's Yard
Penningtons Manches has signed up as a lead sponsor of the recently refurbished Kettle's Yard, a world-class art gallery in central Cambridge.
How to make yourself more employable
Do you feel like your CV is a bit average, and does not make you stand out from the crowd? Busy Bee Recruitment offers some top tips to make you more employable and impressive as a candidate to attract Hiring Managers and Recruiters.
Heart patient Louise makes plea for donors
A specialist nurse, who was back at work just eight months after having a life-saving heart transplant, is urging people to consider becoming donors.
Cambridge MP backs calls to reinstate post-study student visas
Daniel Zeichner, MP for Cambridge, has backed calls by Universities UK to reinstate post-study student visas, which would allow international students to take up employment in the UK for up to two years after graduating.
Prism Electronics Ltd achieves re-qualification of ISO9001:2015 and ISO14001:2015
Prism Electronics Ltd, which was one of the first contract electronics manufacturing providers to achieve the latest ISO9001:2015 and ISO14001:2015 standards back in April 2017, has further achieved seamless re-qualification now in 2018. Building upon solid quality and environmental systems the company continues to strive for excellence in providing high quality services to the OEM sector.
Ashtons sponsors Bury Goes Biking
Ashtons Legal is pleased to announce its sponsorship of the Bury Goes Biking event taking place on 30 September.
Nine out of 10 people want business to speak up on societal issues – CBI business reputation
The public wants businesses to be more outspoken on the big social issues of the day – from data protection to gender pay gaps - according to the most recent wave of research tracking public attitudes towards business.
Industrial 3D X-ray microscopy allows extraordinary detail to be revealed in microstructures
3D X-ray microscopy (XRM) is a non-destructive imaging technique that provides internal three-dimensional (3D) information in extraordinary detail for specimens, samples, equipment and parts.
Help design the future of beauty and hair electronics
Cambridge Wireless (CW) and ghd, the global leader in hair tools and subsidiary of the third largest beauty company in the world (Coty), are looking for start-ups, scale-ups & SMEs to enter the ghd Innovation Hive for a three month, funded, collaborative project that will help shift haircare to the connected era.
Next-generation robot revealed to the world for the first time
CMR Surgical Ltd has today revealed its much anticipated next-generation surgical robot, Versius®.
Plans for new jobs and homes given backing by Government Inspectors
Two plans that propose 44,000 new jobs and 33,500 new homes by 2031 have been found sound by Government Inspectors.
Free workshop to help local businesses reduce energy bills
Businesses are invited to attend a FREE workshop next week, which aims to help small and medium-sized companies save money on energy bills and apply for energy-related grant funding of up to £20,000.
Eagle Genomics lands co-sell status as part of Microsoft for Startups Programme
Eagle Genomics joins a specialised group of high-growth startups, earning co-sell status as part of Microsoft’s new programme to collaborate on intensive joint sales and go-to-market initiatives.
Just released - cadmium-free quantum dots in the UK and Ireland
UbiQD, Inc., a nanotechnology company, has signed an agreement with Strem Chemicals, Inc. to allow distribution of their innovative quantum dot (QD) technology.
Case study: Prototyping a bespoke control system part for an agriculture machine
Tillett and Hague Technology make control systems for agriculture machines. The work is highly specialist which means the company needs to build the systems from scratch. Parts required to work with the systems are not commercially available. Generally, the projects require electronic parts to be developed but, for this particular project a mechanical part in the form of a spray nozzle was needed.
Undo appoints Barry Morris as CEO to lead growth phase
Undo, a pioneer in the development of new software execution record and replay technology, has announced the appointment of Barry Morris as its new CEO with immediate effect.
CCS welcomes Ontix to lead programme for Metnet 12Gbps unlicensed 60GHz mmWave backhaul
Cambridge Communication Systems (CCS) Limited is pleased to announce that telecoms infrastructure provider Ontix has joined CCS’s Lead Customer Programme for the introduction of the CCS Metnet 12Gbps unlicensed 60GHz mmWave access and backhaul solution.
Bricks for autism: how LEGO-based therapy can help children
A social venture, currently on the Cambridge Social Ventures programme, aims to help children with communications and learning disabilities.
Cambridge Cyber Advisers podcast: 'Enabling deeper board level understanding'
Listen to the CEO of Cambridge Cyber Advisers, Bryan Littlefair, interviewed by the Recorded Futures podcast series...
Norwegian Road Administration (NRA) benefits from using Sepura TETRA radios on Nødnett
The Norwegian Road Administration is benefiting from coverage even in mountainous parts of Norway thanks to Sepura TETRA radios and the Norwegian TETRA network, Nødnett. The upgraded system and terminals were implemented by Sepura partner, Wireless Communications AS.
What makes a merger succeed?
Mergers are having a moment in the UK…think of the proposed merger of Asda and Sainsburys in Food Retail & Comcast and Sky in the Media/ News industries.
Festival celebrates Botanic Garden's new Rising Path
Sorted! – a brand new festival - is to be held at Cambridge University Botanic Garden later this month, to celebrate the opening of the Garden’s new Rising Path.
UK’s only passive EIS fund reopens on 11 September
Investors who missed out on March’s fundraise will have another opportunity to invest in the UK’s only passive EIS fund when it is reopened by SyndicateRoom for a two-week window this month.
Doing business with China: Business dinner etiquette
Personal relationships are important in any business context, but to build successful relationships in China it is crucial to start by understanding cultural differences. This is especially true in social situations like business lunches and dinners.