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Religious leaders must take ‘moral lead’ to help end online child sexual abuse
The Catholic Church and leaders of other religions must “take a moral lead” to help end online child sexual abuse as leaders prepare to gather in Vatican City.
Cambridge Network attends Bank of England briefing
Cambridge Network hears many views from its members every week, and frequently gets asked to exchange updates with organisations outside Cambridge. For example, the Bank of England had a detailed briefing session yesterday (Tuesday), which was attended by the Network's Executive Director, Claire Ruskin.
Rubber Cheese vows to help visitor attractions get more guests with free eBook
Rubber Cheese has created a comprehensive eBook full of digital strategies that help tourist attractions get more guests through their doors.
Google Ads introduces 'capture leads extension' - Beta
If you haven’t been fortunate enough to be provisioned with access to the new Google beta, you will be soon, say Growth Architects.
dB Broadcast celebrates 30 years and announces move
dB Broadcast, the UK’s leading systems integrator, is celebrating another milestone as it reaches its 30 year anniversary. Started in October 1989 by the current MD, David Bird, the company has grown consistently, and today employs over 50 full time staff as well as more than 150 contractors.
ARU retains HR Excellence in Research Award
Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) has had its commitment to the career development of researchers recognised by the European Commission, retaining the HR Excellence in Research Award.
Greater Cambridge Shared Waste boss named President of industry body
The leading professional body for the resource and waste sector, which aims to make ‘the best and safest use of resources to protect and enrich life on our planet’, has appointed a Greater Cambridge waste manager as its new President.
Cambridge Winter Beer Festival offers seasonal beers and new breweries
The Cambridge Beer Festival Winter 2019 opens today (Wednesday) at the University Social Club (USC) on Mill Lane.
‘Messy’ production of perovskite material increases solar cell efficiency
Scientists at the University of Cambridge studying perovskite materials for next-generation solar cells and flexible LEDs have discovered that they can be more efficient when their chemical compositions are less ordered, vastly simplifying production processes and lowering cost.
Charity offers to take hassle of recycling Christmas trees in exchange for donations
Needles in cars and queuing at tips are symptoms of disposing Christmas trees that do not help when it comes to beating the post-festive blues, however, East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH) is offering residents of Huntingdon, St Ives and surrounding villages a far more hassle-free recycling method this Yuletide.
The Cambridge announces new Chief Executive Officer
The Cambridge Building Society has announced Peter Burrows as its next Chief Executive Officer after a summer-long search.
GB coach to deliver Excellence in Sport lecture
The head coach of the men’s Great Britain gymnastics team will deliver the ninth Excellence in Sport lecture at Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) in Cambridge on Tuesday, 19 November (5.15pm).
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REAP sets out technology roadmap for One Agriculture
A world-first hopping robot that can identify, map and kill weeds, and wearable cow-tech that can neutralise the greenhouse gas from cattle burps were just some of the cutting-edge agri-tech launched at REAP 2019 last week.
ICE Business Breakfasts
We arrange regular business breakfasts at our base - historic Madingley Hall, just outside Cambridge. We aim to present the latest thinking and offer a forum for discussion with Cambridge experts and others. Sign up to our mailing list and we will ensure you are invited to a future business breakfast. Contact [email protected]
Madingley Hall: Conferences and Events
Set in magnificent gardens just four miles from the centre of Cambridge, Madingley Hall, the home of ICE, provides a wonderful setting for conferences, workshops, private dinners, training, networking events, product launches, weddings or film shoots.
Master's Degree Apprenticeships at Cambridge
The Institute of Continuing Education is the registered Apprenticeship Provider for the University of Cambridge and is developing a portfolio of Master’s Degree (Level 7) Apprenticeships.
Custom courses for businesses and organisations
Build your own Cambridge courseICE courses are developed in a modular way. The advantage of this for companies is that a programme can be built from existing components to suit your organisational needs. This could be combining existing 1-day courses or choosing modules from an award bearing course to be delivered directly to your staff either at ICE or at your own headquarters.
Stocks in Focus: Convatec
This week James Ross-Russell of NW Brown Wealth Management looks at Convatec, the global medical products and technologies company, which released third quarter results recently.
Cambridge University leads new research to create national measures for wellbeing
Researchers at the University of Cambridge’s Bennett Institute for Public Policy, partnering with the What Works Centre for Wellbeing, have launched a major new project to offer central and local government a set of simple, practical, and evidence-informed measures for wellbeing.
Scrutton Bland pledges support to Purple Tuesday
Scrutton Bland joins 2000+ businesses and organisations making changes to support disabled customers.
Spend the holidays learning media filming and broadcast skills
When Jamie attended a holiday course he made a short video about Wicken Fen, pond dipping and the environment, and became the envy of his classmates!
GP clinics could help bridge mental health treatment gap, study finds
Patients experiencing mild to moderate mental health issues could be managed effectively by GP practices, suggests new research from the University of Cambridge. This could also help reduce the stigma faced by these individuals. However, specialist treatment may still prove more cost-effective in the long term, say the researchers.