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Community Currency: Rethinking Money for Local Resilience and Social Value
Money is one of the most powerful systems shaping modern life. It allows us to buy, sell, save and invest. It gives a common measure to goods and services that would otherwise be difficult to compare.
Lightbringer raises $10M to take on patent attorneys with the world's first AI-native patent firm
6 Degrees Capital and Newion co-led the round to fuel Lightbringer’s US expansion and next phase of product development.
Flok Health raises $12.5M Series A to scale AI healthcare
Flok Health, the world's first AI physiotherapy clinic, announced their $12.5M Series A funding round this morning.
Broken String Biosciences appoints Bruce Eaton PhD as Chairman of the Board
Strengthens Board with experienced industry executive, specializing in strategic planning, organizational leadership and commercial execution
Fire Safety and CPD at SHE Does Safety
Fire Safety Management and CPD
A little professional milestone for both Laura and SHE Does Safety.
Bringing Objectivity to Interviewing: Maslow Launches Exclusive Beta for Cambridge Companies
Cambridge-based HR tech startup Maslow has opened applications for its complimentary platform pilot. Designed for companies using Google Workspace, the platform helps teams structure interview loops natively inside Google Meet and protect their employer brand by automating objective feedback for candidates.
Wave of support for East Anglian Air Ambulance as Cambridge turns yellow in support of Air Base Appeal
East Anglian Air Ambulance experienced a wave of support over the weekend from retailers, local businesses, and members of the public, as its team and volunteers hit the streets to raise awareness of the Cambridge Air Base Appeal.
The ‘mansion tax’ and property prices – what’s to come?
Further details have emerged about the potential impact of the ‘mansion tax’ announced in the last Budget.
Robyn Pitcher joins Salus Wellness
We are very pleased to announce that Robyn Pitcher has joined Salus Wellness this month.
NPZ-CCV to bring CMLink and MEDii Health to the 2026 Cambridge Dragon Boat Festival
NPZ Technology and Cambridge Collaborative Ventures (CCV) will host a dedicated stand at the 2026 "Nihao! China" Cambridge Dragon Boat Festival on Saturday 20 June, showcasing CMLink (China Mobile UK) connectivity and MEDii Health bilingual private healthcare services to the local community.
Gonville Hotel Joins Radisson Individuals portfolio in major rebrand
Gonville Hotel has joined the Radisson Individuals collection, becoming the only hotel in Cambridge operating within the Radisson Hotel Group portfolio. The partnership brings together one of Cambridge's most established independent hotels with one of the world's largest hospitality companies, creating a new option for visitors seeking a stay that combines local character with international…
The rise of Hybrid Event Production in Cambridge and across the UK
Whether you are hosting a leadership town hall, AGM, conference, product launch or corporate event, our Cambridge hybrid event specialists deliver professional event streaming solutions designed for engagement, reliability and measurable ROI.
Google DeepMind, Google.org and Sanger Institute to launch new AI consortium for genomics
Announced on 8 June at the AI x BIO conference, the Wellcome Sanger Institute and Google DeepMind, with support from Google.org, have announced a new artificial intelligence (AI) consortium for genomics.
Why are sloths so slow? It's in their DNA
Researchers uncover unique ‘sloth genes’ that are likely linked to their slow metabolism.
Community Chest grants deliver £27,295 to boost grassroots projects across South Cambridgeshire
Community groups across South Cambridgeshire are set to make a difference to people’s lives after receiving a share of more than £27,295 in Community Chest grants.
Time for an inheritance tax rethink
Estate planning is something many of us put off for understandable reasons. However, procrastination has become an expensive option following the changes to inheritance tax (IHT) introduced by the Chancellor in her last two Budgets.
Birketts strengthens real estate practice with senior appointments
UK Top 50 law firm Birketts has strengthened its real estate practice with the appointment of Partner Edward Auger and Legal Director David Roberts this month.
HOK-designed Merlin Place opens in Cambridge
The six-storey building marks the entrance to the Cambridge North Science & Business Cluster and provides 139,000 square feet of Grade A lab and office space for life sciences, health and deep tech tenants.
New ARU facilities to support booming games sector
Official opening of £2.5m games development spaces that replicate industry studios.
Ready, teddy, go! Volunteers from The Cambridge collect 200 teddies to support charity
Volunteers from The Cambridge Building Society have collected and prepared more than 200 teddy bears to help The Red Hen Project raise funds at a series of summer community events across Cambridge.
Private pension access age rising from 55 to 57
In the UK, you can start taking money from a private pension from age 55. This is changing: from 6th April 2028, the earliest age most people can access a private pension will rise to 57.
Price Bailey announces new membership with HARPA
The membership strengthens the firm’s commitment to the Parks and Leisure sector.
Biotix: from lab bench to global partnerships at The EpiCentre
Biotix, a biotech company specialising in skin microbiome research, joined The EpiCentre in Haverhill in 2021. At the time, the company was in its earliest stages, with a bold scientific vision but in need of the right environment to turn that vision into reality.
Deloitte launches 'Adopt 100' programme with NVIDIA to accelerate AI adoption for businesses
Deloitte announces the launch of 'Adopt 100' with NVIDIA - a new programme designed to help businesses unlock the full potential of AI. Launched at an exclusive event during London Tech Week, Adopt 100 will integrate NVIDIA-accelerated AI solutions from leading startups into Deloitte's solutions for clients.
CCH and St John's Innovation Centre Explore ‘Tech for Good’ and Rare Prototypes for Cambridge Wide Open Day
St John’s Innovation Centre (SJIC), in collaboration with the Centre for Computing History (CCH), will deliver a dynamic programme for this year’s Cambridge Wide Open Day, bringing together entrepreneurs, computing heritage and industry experts to explore the theme Tech for Good: Past Lessons; Future Choices.