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The art of survival
A collection of artefacts made by prisoners from the Channel Islands in World War II has gone on display in Jersey to mark the 70th anniversary of the Channel Island deportations, with the help of a Cambridge researcher.
Salimetrics - One World: profiles of leaders in salivary bioscience: Assoc Prof Andrew McKune
Each month Salimetrics will feature an expert from its Saliva Research Community. The intention is to bring together university researchers from around the world, to encourage the sharing of ideas. The company says: "We want to open a dialogue to encourage collaborative research and to maximise grant applications. We trust this will encourage the future use of Saliva, minimally Invasive…
Business execution lesson from The Titanic
Maintaining a vivid vision in business and a discipline of execution cannot be compromised, as it represents the compass that determines how well you navigate, and how successful you will be in business. A crystal clear vision is the compelling picture of the results you and everyone in your organisation are trying to create together, not only for your customers, but all your stakeholders.
What determines whether a herbal product is registered as food, a cosmetic or is medicinal?
Greer Deal, Director of Global Regulatory Services (GRS), a UK based consultancy to the life science industry, will highlight the complex regulations involved with herbal product registration when she speaks at the Vitafoods Europe Conference in Geneva tomorrow (Thursday, 24th May 2012).
Business of the Year winner, Austin’s Funeral Service
Austin’s Funeral Service, Hertfordshire’s leading, family-owned and operated, funeral director was voted Business of the Year at last night’s Inspiring Hertfordshire Awards 2012. Austin’s Funeral Service was awarded £7,500 of marketing support by creative marketing agency, KISS Communications, one of the headline sponsors of the event.
Cyclofluidic announces first fully automated lead discovery experiment
Cyclofluidic has announced the completion of the first fully automated “screen and test” lead discovery experiment. Scientists used the company’s proprietary microfluidic system to design, make and screen potential drug molecules active against thrombin, a target associated with stroke.
Cambridge events line-up means we're spoiled for choice
Cambridge Network members have the opportunity to attend a wide range of interesting events - concerts, lectures and conferences - in the city over the next month or so, including a meeting on Wednesday June 13th with Lord Andrew Mawson, one of the foremost social entrepreneurs in the UK, who will talk about business that benefits the community.
AVEVA releases the latest and most powerful version of AVEVA Instrumentation
One of AVEVA’s fastest growing products offers enhanced functionality for plant and marine engineering, generating up to 30% man-hour savings.
KISS Public Relations appointed to handle the launch of Petra’s Planet, a new virtual world
Finnish-based Dramaforum Oy has appointed East of England PR agency, KISS Public Relations to handle the launch of Petra’a Planet, an exciting new virtual world aimed at children between six and 11 years old.
Mediation service offers cost effective solution to workplace conflict
Mediation service helps to promote the good relationships upon which an organisation can thrive.
LEP Chair steps down
From 1st June 2012 Neville Reyner CBE DL will step down from his role as Chair of the Greater Cambridge Greater Peterborough Enterprise Partnership (LEP), following a successful 15 months in the role.
AlertMe provides energy efficiency advice for millions of British Gas customers
LONDON, 22 May, 2012 - AlertMe, the Smart Home technology company, today announces that it has secured the contract to provide a Personalised Energy Efficiency Advice Service to British Gas customers in the UK who have new smart meters. The free service is being trialled with up to 10,000 homes during the summer and rolled out widely from the autumn.
Innomech helps boost UK glass exports to China
Ely-based GB Innomech is developing a high performance, rapid inspection system for Cera Dynamics, the UK’s leading specialised glass manufacturer.
Bronze Age Facebook
Large clusters of rock art spanning thousands of years but located at the same site may hold key to detecting massive cultural changes in prehistoric hunter-gatherers of the north.
Salimetrics-One World: profiles of leaders in salivary bioscience: Prof Mike Gleeson
Each month Salimetrics will feature an expert from its Saliva Research Community. The intention is to bring together university researchers from around the world, to encourage the sharing of ideas.
With the people, for the people: applying mental health research
From campus to community, the worlds of mental health research and medical practice are being brought together by a collaboration involving researchers, health and social care providers, and the patients themselves.
Cambridge Index falls 6.9%
Mounting speculation that Greece might exit from the Euro bloc, worries about the ailing Spanish banking system and slowdown in the Chinese economy raised concerns over global economic growth, causing global equity markets to drop sharply during the week. The Cambridge Index fell 6.9% or 694.8 points to 9,332.2, with all of the top ten index heavyweights ending in the red.
Ground-breaking new texts reveal how to teach children to think
Two new books from Cambridge University Press suggest that thinking, and teaching how to do it, have been the missing tools in the teacher’s kitbag for too long.
Frequent cooking will help you live longer
A new study published in Public Health Nutrition links frequent cooking to a longer life.
Peter Phillips appointed new Chief Executive of Cambridge University Press
The University of Cambridge has appointed Peter Phillips as the new Chief Executive of Cambridge University Press. He will take up his new post immediately, following the recent change of role for the Press's previous Chief Executive, Stephen Bourne.
Sneak a peek at the new name and brand for leading Team Challenge event organisers
When First Ascent Group, the organisers of the successful UK Team Challenge events, needed to brand their events for expansion they turned to the strategic communications agency, Peek Creative, to help them.
Free workshop helps businesses wishing to export
European agencies are set to deliver a free workshop for Cambridge businesses looking to export. A one day course at St John’s Innovation Centre on 26th June 2012 aims to help turn businesses’ export aspirations into reality.
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Dilapidations
We are able to provide on behalf of landlord's interim and terminal schedules of dilapidations for smaller buildings; we can also act against landlords representing tenants in defending and negotiating dilapidations claims.
Valuations
The reasons for a valuation can be varied. When acquiring a property the Bank lending will require a freehold valuation; at rent review or lease renewal a rental value will be required; double-checking that a price privately agreed is at the right level in the market place.
Property Management
We have experience of managing commercial property for both private individuals and corporate organisations, and realise the importance of proactive management to ensure the efficient and effective running of a building.