New tool from IT Governance helps organisations assess their current position against GDPR
IT Governance, the leading provider of information security expertise and solutions, is delighted to offer ITGP’s new EU GDPR Compliance Gap Assessment Tool.
New Tech Nation report shows total digital turnover in Cambridge is in UK top 5
Tech Nation 2017 from Tech City UK shows that the UK digital tech sector - including the important Cambridge cluster - is one of the country’s economic success stories, growing twice as fast as the wider economy and creating highly skilled workers and well-paid jobs.
Smart Cambridge set to speed up ‘smart’ solutions for the region
Cambridge is set be at the centre of a leading ‘smart city region’ – combining the city’s brainpower and business might to speed up ‘smart’ solutions to congestion, air quality and other city challenges.
Stephen Patch appointed new Partner at Woodfines Solicitors, Sandy office
Woodfines Solicitors is proud to announce that Stephen Patch has joined as a Partner in the Private Client Department. Stephen joins from Taylor Vinters in Cambridge.
Salus Wellness Clinics: 60 practitioners and counting
Massimo Gaetani discusses the continuous success of Salus Wellness Clinics, reaching 70 practitioners in the next few months.
Developers should act now to benefit from current EIA regime, says Bidwells
Consultation has now closed and the replacement Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Regulations will come into force on 16th May 2017. So what can developers do to safeguard their development projects and maximise the known and less onerous requirements of the current regulations? Bidwells offers some advice...
Steve Scott passes CTS and HCCP
Congratulations to Steve Scott, CTBO's Chief Programmer, who recently passed his Certified Technology Specialist (CTS) InfoComm qualification as well as his HCCP Commissioning exam.
New Chromogenic ID software from Synbiosis makes identifying microorganisms quick and simple
Synbiosis, a long-established, expert manufacturer of automated microbiological systems, today announced its Chromogenic ID software for use with ChromaZona, ProtoCOL 3 and Protos 3 automated colony counters has been upgraded and validated for automatic identification of bacteria and yeast on Hardy Diagnostics' HardyCHROM™ media.
How can you help save endangered species? Save the Pink Pigeon
Vote to save the Pink Pigeon – and help develop a new conservation breeding strategy for many more endangered species.
Council and museum team up to tackle social isolation
A pilot project involving Cambridge City Council’s Independent Living Service and the University of Cambridge Museums Consortium, aimed at tackling social isolation among people aged 60 or over, is underway.
SMEs urged to consider reducing uncertainty as Brexit approaches
Cambridge FinTech firm, Money Mover’s overseas payments service gives small and medium sized businesses the chance to secure their upcoming foreign currency costs for up to six months as Article 50 looms.
Shortage in Cambridgeshire teachers leads to emergency meeting call from MP
Cambridge MP Daniel Zeichner has called for an emergency meeting with Justine Greening MP, the Secretary of State for Education, to discuss the serious shortfall on teacher numbers in Cambridgeshire.
Airport Lynx acquires Myhill’s Minibuses
Airport Lynx, national Chauffeur Company of the Year for 2016/17, has bought Myhill’s Minibuses as part of its continuing expansion in the ground transportation market.
Conscious Communications announced as PR finalists for RAR Awards 2017
Conscious Communications has been shortlisted as finalist for the public relations category (under 40 staff) in the Recommended Agency Register (RAR) Awards 2017.
Syngene imager G:BOX Chemi XX6 used to study effects of stressors on bacteria
Syngene's G:BOX Chemi XX6 is being used to study the effects of stressors on bacteria - research which may contribute to identifying targets for new anti-microbials.
Risk management masterclass for Higher Education students at Cambridge Regional College
The risks of footballer Cristiano Ronaldo injuring a leg or singer Olly Murs losing his voice – and the financial impact for insurers – gave students a practical problem-solving exercise in risk management at a business workshop at Cambridge Regional College.
Cambridge Sensotec describes its gas analysis solutions for the food industry
Cambridge Sensotec has been working with the food and beverage industry for many years and offers several solutions to monitor MAP and also leak detection equipment.
Pittsburgh Penguins centralise media storage and streamline brand activity with Third Light
The Pittsburgh Penguins are the premier NHL (National Hockey League) team of today, and one of the biggest sports brands in the USA. Connecting fans with the team using digital media is part of their success story. They deployed a Third Light server to centralise their media storage and streamline digital brand activities through a single, definitive media bank.
Sportsmen from Dame Bradbury's School take part in National Schools Rugby Tournament
The Rugby team from Dame Bradbury's School in Saffron Walden put their training to the test as they travelled to Epsom College in Surrey on Sunday (19th March) to take part in the National Schools Rugby Tournament.
Free event to help businesses measure ROI
Event professionals from across the country will gather in Cambridge this Friday (24 March) to debate the most effective methods of evaluating return on investment.
Learning Collaboration courses now earn you CPD points
Cambridge Network's Learning Collaboration is delighted to announce that 15 of its most popular training courses have received formal independent Continuing Professional Development (CPD) accreditation, meaning that delegates attending these courses can now claim valuable CPD points.
JDR and Proserv form strategic alliance in West Africa
JDR, a leading supplier of subsea cables and umbilicals for the global offshore energy industry, has expanded its presence in West Africa through a partnership agreement with Proserv Instrumentation Nigeria Ltd.
Team Tees helps spruce up YMCA in Bishop’s Stortford
Tees has lent a hand to help out the YMCA East Herts with a community project at its Bishop’s Stortford offices.
Success: what lies behind the mask?
Do you put your career or success down to luck or timing? Have you ever felt a nagging doubt that one day people will find you out and call your bluff? The imposter syndrome, experienced by 70% of people at some point in their lives, is explored by inspirational speaker, training consultant and coach Kate Atkin at a Cambridge Network breakfast event next week.
Topping out ceremony takes place at new Science Centre
Anglia Ruskin University staff and representatives from main contractors Morgan Sindall have celebrated the topping out of a new £45million Science Centre in Cambridge which will enable more science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) students to benefit from state-of-the-art facilities.