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Cambridge Index advances 0.1%
The Cambridge Index rose 17.88 points or 0.1% to close at 24,164.5, as four out of the top ten index heavyweights posted weekly gains in their share price.
Packing power: Daniel Zeichner joins Daily Bread for Co-Op fortnight
Cambridge MP Daniel Zeichner is swapping Parliament for packing tape this Friday 27 June at 3:30pm, as he joins staff at Daily Bread Co-operative to mark Co-op Fortnight 2025 – a nationwide celebration of co-operatives and their impact on communities across the UK.
Agri-Tech recognised as ‘Frontier Sector’ in Modern Industrial Strategy
Investment, growth, skills, scaling and export… the newly-unveiled Modern Industrial Strategy offers lots of “wins” for UK agri-tech, hopefully removing some of the well-articulated barriers to help the industry realise its full potential.
Sepura celebrates double award win at the ICCA Awards 2025
Sepura, a global leader in mission-critical communications solutions, is proud to announce its success at this year’s Critical Communications World (CCW) in Brussels, where the company received two prestigious awards.
Council given ‘A’ rating for tackling climate change set to make more homes healthier and cheaper to run
CAMBRIDGE City Council’s first Cabinet meeting today (24 June) will see Councillors discuss plans to expand work to ‘retrofit’ a further 370 council homes over the next three years – a potential £15m project to cut carbon emissions while helping tenants to live in healthier homes, while saving on their energy bills.
Cambridge Enterprise opens London hub to underline global ambition for university innovation
London, 26 June 2025: Cambridge Enterprise, the innovation arm of the University of Cambridge, is opening its first-ever London office in Kings Cross as it strengthens its position to compete on the global stage for capital and to propel more Cambridge innovations and research to commercial success with world-changing impact.
25 years since the completion of the human genome project and the future of genomics
As it marks 25 years since the Human Genome Project, the Sanger Institute looks to a future where genomics drives better health and prevents disease.
Baroness Minette Batters announced as a keynote speaker for the 2025 REAP Agri-Tech Conference
Fresh from completing the Farm Profitability Review, former NFU President and Cross Bench Peer, Minette Batters, will deliver a keynote address to Agri-TechE’s REAP Conference on November 4th at the KingsGate Centre, Peterborough.
Four top UK business schools unite for gender parity
Executive MBA (EMBA) programme alumnae from Cambridge Judge Business School, Imperial College Business School, London Business School and Oxford Saïd Business School share how the EMBA shaped their careers and leadership journeys.
Scooter club fun day raises £1,000 for local charity
Cambridge, 26th June 2025 – A charity Fun Day hosted by the Totally Unstable Scooter Club at Ely Football Club on Saturday 21st June has raised £500 for local charity, Break. Thanks to a matched donation from Cambridge-based company Xaar, the total contribution doubled to £1,000 for the support of young people in and leaving care.
Paw-some film is calming young hospital patients
Video produced by ARU filmmakers aims to reassure children visiting Broomfield.
Simple and accurate clinic vision self-test is UK first
Addenbrooke’s has become the first UK hospital to use digital technology that enables patients to test their own vision in minutes while waiting to see their eyecare clinician.
Building lasting value: Why UK healthtech needs an ecosystem approach for China
As the global healthtech landscape continues to evolve, China stands out not only for its scale and speed but also for the complexity and dynamism of its healthcare ecosystem. For UK innovators, the opportunity is immense—but so are the challenges. The real question is not just how to enter the Chinese market, but how to build a sustainable, trusted presence that delivers long-term value.
Cambridge Index rises 4.5%
The Cambridge Index climbed 1,075.90 points or 4.5% to close at 25,240.4, as seven out of the top ten index heavyweights posted weekly gains in their share price.
£90,000 grant funding to spark new life across South Cambridgeshire high streets
A funding pot of at least £90,000 is available for business and community projects to revitalise high streets across South Cambridgeshire.
Cambridge Index advances 0.2%
The Cambridge Index rose 58.48 points or 0.2% to close at 25,677.7, as six out of the top ten index heavyweights posted weekly gains in their share price.
Turning trade tensions into opportunity: How UK businesses can lead in the medical device sector
Disclaimer: This article is intended for industry professionals and provides general educational information only. It does not promote specific products or constitute medical advice.
British - French research partnership on AI
The Saclay Cluster, which includes Institut Polytechnique de Paris, HEC Paris and Université Paris-Saclay, the University of Oxford and the University of Cambridge, are joining forces to build AI excellence.
The Impulse programme entrepreneurs taking AI and Robotics to a new level
While most of us are still getting to grips with the wonders of artificial intelligence (AI), Cambridge University’s Impulse programme entrepreneurs are already working on top-tier advancements to take this transformative innovation to a new level.
Redgate unveils major Flyway upgrades to reduce deployment stress and accelerate scalable DevOps
Cambridge, UK, Friday 6 June, 2025 – Redgate Software today announced significant enhancements to Redgate Flyway, its industry-leading database DevOps solution. The new enterprise-grade features are designed to simplify complex deployments, reduce risk, and alleviate pressure on development teams – empowering organizations to scale DevOps with confidence.
Redgate unveils 2025 State of the Database Landscape report: organizations double down on security practices amid multi-platform adoption
CAMBRIDGE, UK, February 11, 2025 – The growing urgency of safeguarding sensitive data, navigating regulatory compliance, and increasing adoption of multiple database platforms are just some of the concerns impacting IT leaders as they manage growing database complexities, according to The State of the Database Landscape, a major new survey from end-to-end Database DevOps provider Redgate.
Redgate announces strategic partnership with CYBERTEC to expand presence in DACH region
Berlin, Germany – Redgate, the end-to-end database DevOps solution provider, today announces a strategic partnership with CYBERTEC, a renowned expert in PostgreSQL solutions. The partnership aims to leverage the combined expertise of Redgate and CYBERTEC to support businesses in the DACH region as they adopt and migrate to PostgreSQL, an open-source database solution. The collaboration marks a…
From tackling clothing poverty to empowering the disabled - Championing UK social innovators with the Cambridge Social Innovation Prize
Four exceptional social entrepreneurs and their ventures have been recognised for their achievements and ambition in creating social change through business.
Mills & Reeve appoints Head of Legal AI
Leading UK law firm Mills & Reeve has appointed Iain Murdoch as Head of Legal AI, as part of its ambitious 2030 growth strategy.
Beyond the books: limits to UK directors' record-keeping duties
An English court recently reinforced directors' obligations regarding company records but clarified that there is a limit to the extent of those obligations for directors who have resigned.