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Birketts advises on £100m+ real estate investment portfolio acquisition
Leading East of England law firm Birketts has advised affiliates of Westbrook Partners on the acquisition of a large portfolio of light industrial estates and trade counters located across the UK for a value in excess of £100m.
Claire Banks joins Greenwoods GRM LLP
Greenwoods GRM is pleased to welcome Claire Banks into the Corporate & Commercial team.
Cambridge Science Festival prepares for another busy weekend
Is the Milky Way special? Can smartphone apps help change people’s behaviour? What’s in our genes and what isn’t? These questions and more are set to be debated at the Cambridge Science Festival this weekend.
Bango reports strong growth
Bango (AIM: BGO), the mobile commerce company, today announces its Final Results for the year ended 31 December 2018.
Conference tackles the most common issues for scaling software companies
This April, Business of Software is running its 18th conference.
Kellog's boost its grants for school breakfast clubs in local areas
Kellogg’s is doubling the number of grants it offers to school breakfast clubs across the UK.
News 18 March 2019
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Stone King seminar aims to take the Grief out of Grievance
This event is aimed at business, charity and education leaders as well as HR professionals, and will show the necessary steps to handle a grievance effectively
WaveFX webcasts Concorde's iconic nose dipping live
Events were held across the UK to mark the 50th anniversary of Concorde's maiden flight. Thousands of aviation enthusiasts flocked to Duxford and other airfields to have the rare opportunity to meet Concorde pilots, step on board the aircraft and view footage of the first flight.
Darktrace launches Antigena Cyber AI response modules
500 Companies Trust AI to Fight Back Against Cyber Threats in Seconds
Mogrify awarded £420,000 Innovate UK funding to accelerate regenerative cell therapies
Project to focus on data-driven cell conversions to produce cell therapies with potential application in wound healing, and oncology immunotherapy
Lorna Carter joins Greenwoods GRM LLP
Greenwoods GRM is delighted to welcome Lorna Carter, Partner and Head of Construction, into the Disputes team.
10 top tips to improve your business writing
Poor writing could mean an email failing to secure a vital relationship, a report with careful analysis getting ignored, or even losing out on a business critical bid.
The £2 billion vegetable and the agricultural future of the East
From crop science to robotics, supply chains to economics, researchers are working with farmers and industry across the East of England to sustainably increase agricultural productivity and profitability.
UK takes leading role in project to create the world's biggest-ever radio telescope
A treaty signing last week confirmed the UK as the home for the new international organisation which will deliver the world’s biggest-ever radio telescope – the Square Kilometre Array (SKA).
£45 million boost for big data bioinformatics research to drive discovery
A £45 million boost to data and building infrastructure will support major advances in areas such as drug discovery, cancer genetics, regenerative medicine and crop disease prevention over the coming decades.
The big shift
Are you thinking about a big shift in life? Stepping off the corporate treadmill? Chucking in the nine to five, same old, same old? Leaving that career which is beginning to feel stale? And instead starting up on your own, with all the challenges and rewards that can bring?
Academy of Ancient Music and Richard Egarr perform and record Handel’s 'Brockes Passion'
The Academy of Ancient Music (AAM) and Richard Egarr will publish a new edition and recording of Handel’s Brockes Passion in autumn 2019. The culmination of several years of scholarly research, the new edition sets down Handel’s mighty Passion as the composer intended, featuring previously unheard music and instrumentation.
Study shows how to encourage women into STEM
A study conducted by Anglia Ruskin researchers uncovers why and how more women can be encouraged to pursue STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) careers.
Shortfall in scientists could leave UK in science black hole
The UK is awash with pioneers when it comes to cutting edge science, with no fewer than 10 Nobel Laureate winners over the past 10 years alone*. Yet, the UK is facing a major black hole in science, running the risk of falling behind the rest of the world unless the matter is addressed.
Freebox Delta a 'huge success' as it reaches significant milestone
Launched only three months ago by innovative European telecoms/pay-tv operator, Free – the Freebox Delta has already hit the 100,000 subscriber mark.
'Harvest' offers international springboard for UK agri-tech
A new trans-Atlantic agreement, opening up international opportunities for agri-businesses and start-ups, has been launched by UK membership body Agri-Tech East and Canada’s Saskatoon Regional Economic Development Authority.
Council invests in Cambridge Science Park building to generate return for services
An office at the world-renowned Cambridge Science Park is being bought by South Cambridgeshire District Council – which will reinvest the rent into vital frontline services.
Half-term getaway helps London Stansted fly in February
London Stansted saw over 1.87 million passengers pass through the airport in February, an increase of 8.2 per cent over the same month in 2018.
Ground Zero Earth – a new exhibition shows the time is now or the future is never
From climate change to political unrest, we live in uncertain times. A Black Mirror style art exhibition that explores our future and our reality in this pivotal moment of uncertainty has launched in Cambridge and runs throughout the duration of the Cambridge Science Festival (11-24 March).