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Crescendo Biologics: OBN Award
Crescendo Biologics recognised at OBN Annual Awards Dinner
Cyber security: the rise of car jacking
Cyber-attacks on cars and other vehicles is becoming very common - and the new term 'car-jacking' is being used to describe this type of cyber attack.
The IET Cambridge 2015 - 2016 Programme is out!
The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Cambridge events timetable for 2015 to 2016 has been finalised.
WHEATON presents MicroLiter Certified Clean Vials to the European market
The European market is set to benefit from WHEATON’s recently introduced MicroLiter Certified Clean Vials, designed to allow more reliable transfer of samples from the prep lab to the autosampler.
TLIP chooses Chesterford Research Park for regional office
TLIP (Turnbull Lynch Intellectual Property), the European patent and trademark attorney, takes a suite in The Mansion House, Chesterford’s impressive, sympathetically refurbished period building.
Lauterbach debug tool supports Spansion® HyperFlash Memory
Lauterbach, the leading manufacturer of microprocessor development tools, has recently announced its support for the Spansion® HyperFlash™ Memory with its TRACE32® tools.
Rail boost for Cambridge as new station in Chesterton gets green light
Proposals for a new station in Chesterton have been given the go-ahead by Cambridge City council.
Government grants for superfast broadband extended to help more local businesses
Government grants of up to £3000 to install superfast broadband have been extended to cover businesses in ALL CB postcodes, including towns and villages in parts of Suffolk and North-West Essex.
Peasgood and Skeates help Arthur Rank Hospice to Light up a Life
Charity's strong partnership with Peasgood & Skeates Funeral Services continues with Hospice’s Light up a Life ceremony this Christmas.
Could Chelsea be exposed to claims over the treatment of team doctor, Eva Carneiro?
Woodfines LLP Senior Associate Maria Gallucci Even examines the employment law implications of the recent treatment of Chelsea Football Club’s first team doctor, Eva Carneiro, by the team’s manager, Jose Mourinho.
HR Services – Expertise at your fingertips
Often organisations will need different levels of HR support throughout the year; appraisals, new starters and restructuring are just some examples of where there will be a need for additional support and HR expertise quickly and in the short-term.
Greene King IPA invites Cambs residents for a pint and to star in new ad
Greene King IPA is calling for local residents to head to The Plough and Fleece, High Street, Horningsea, tomorrow (Friday), The Fox, North Street, Burwell on 28 August and The Rising Sun, Sun Street, Isleham on 31 August, for their chance to appear on screen as part of its new ground breaking creative ad campaign.
Employees: beware of what you post on Facebook
Hewitsons offers a stark reminder to employees that they should be very careful about what they post on social media sites.
City services
See the reference url below contacts information regarding these services, which are undertaken for other Council departments: Street cleaning, Domestic and trade waste collection, Grounds maintenance and housing maintenance
Chief Executive's department
See the reference url below for more details of the following services: Reception and Information, Electoral Registration and Elections, Public Entertainment Licensing, Committee Administration, Members' Support, Mayoralty and Twinning, Communications, Equal Opportunities in Service Delivery
Cambridge Living Wage
Cambridge Living Wage (part of the City Council) works to encourage and support other businesses in Cambridge to become accredited living wage employers
Providing a Living Wage is:
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Film competition raises awareness of diabetes in schools
A new film competition has been launched for children and young people to help raise awareness of Type 1 diabetes in school.
Supermarket staff put best feet forward to support new charity of the year
A charity that works with disabled and older people and their families and carers has been chosen by customers of a popular Cambridge supermarket as their next charity of the year.
£120k software will help dementia sufferers
Anglia Ruskin University will work closely with private firm POW Health to develop a first-of-its-kind software application to help dementia sufferers prolong their independence, thanks largely to funding from Innovate UK.
Cambridge Roars louder and prouder!
Arthur Rank Hospice Charity was delighted to visit Quy Mill Hotel & Spa this week to receive a £15,000 cheque from The Cambridge Roar 2015.
Take your creative idea to Hollywood
UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) is running a competition to give the UK’s finest creative talent access to the movers and shakers in the Hollywood film industry.
Motability’s One Big Day event in Cambridgeshire pulls in the crowds
More than 3,000 disabled motorists and their friends and families made the most of the recent ‘One Big Day’ event at Peterborough Arena, Cambridgeshire, discovering all they need to know about the Motability Scheme.
Tax avoidance for the law-abiding middle classes
At present there is much noise and fury about fat cats and foreign corporates avoiding tax. The law in the UK is unusual in Europe as legislation defines what is illegal and any activity not mentioned specifically is, by default, legal.
Well, that went well – a guide to successful webcasting from WaveFX
Around the world, companies of all sizes are realising the benefits of directly communicating with staff and customers via webcasting; some more successfully than others!
Equipment helps vulnerable babies and their families at Addenbrooke’s
The DM Thomas Foundation for Young People has funded additional specialist equipment for new families in the transitional care ward at Addenbrooke's Hospital.