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More parents worry about bad language online than about grooming or child sexual exploitation
Seven per cent of those caring for a child under four say they regularly allow the child to use the internet without supervision.
Hewitsons LLP sponsors 2018 Cambridge Innovation Summit
Hewitsons LLP is delighted to have sponsored the third annual Cambridge Innovation Summit, which took place on 11 July.
Remembering Jean Purdy, the 'forgotten' female IVF pioneer
Forty years on, the world's first 'test-tube' baby Louise Brown has honoured the first clinical embryologist.
Darktrace defends AWS for blockchain venture fund
Darktrace, the world’s leading AI company for cyber defense, has today announced that Innovating Capital, a venture capital firm that invests in blockchain, cryptocurrency, cyber security, and financial technologies, has deployed the Enterprise Immune System to defend its extensive AWS infrastructure and on-premise network.
Local MP 'delighted' that Cambridge Magistrates’ Court will remain open after campaign
Daniel Zeichner, MP for Cambridge, has today said he is “delighted“ by the Ministerial announcement that Cambridge Magistrates' Court will remain open after the Ministry of Justice withdrew the proposal to close the court stating that “the value-for-money case for closure has not been made“. This comes after a six-month consultation process, which was proposing for the city court to be closed as…
Kleinwort Hambros outlines its investment principles
Mouhammed Choukeir, Chief Investment Officer at Kleinwort Hambros, outlines the firm's investment philosophy, VaMoS, and picks apart the key tenets of this approach: Valuation, Momentum, Sentiment.
Internships can offer fantastic opportunities, but the devil is in the detail
Internships differ considerably, depending on whether they are paid or unpaid and what type of organisation is involved. KISS pays all its interns, but there are still many organisations that don’t.
Reliance launches new Miniature Actuator
Reliance is pleased to announce the launch of a new product, the RLMA11 – Miniature Actuator, to complement their existing Motorised Actuators range.
Owned, earned or paid? Content marketing in plain words
What is content marketing? Tell stories that engage your audience, or risk losing them forever.
Public call-out uncovers secret and unknown memorials in the East of England
A stained glass window as a tribute to women and in memory of a beloved wife, sculptures of life in the workhouse, and a playground commemorating a 13 year old black boy shot in South Africa, are among the many memorials nominated by the public in response to a call-out by Historic England to find the secret and lesser-known murals, statues and tributes in the East of England.
Egypt provides opportunities for social enterprise
Egypt’s new law restricting non-governmental organisations has created an opportunity for social enterprises to fill the void, says Isabel Brüggemann, PhD candidate at Cambridge Judge Business School.
Business leaders attend Pure Executive and Grant Thornton’s summer Director Clubs
Pure Executive, in partnership with Grant Thornton, has brought together over 130 business leaders from across the East of England for its summer series of Directors Clubs.
Dermatologist’s sterling work recognised
A skin expert at Cambridge University Hospitals has been named clinician of the year by the British Association of Dermatologists.
Cambridge musician wins national competition to be backed by legendary Nile Rodgers
Local musician, Kyan Kuatois, has been selected from hundreds of talented entrants to win the chance to work with multiple Grammy-winning composer, producer, arranger and guitarist Nile Rodgers, as part of the UK-wide “Backed By” initiative from American Express.
Wintercomfort's social enterprise Overstream Clean scoops national award
Wintercomfort, Cambridge’s only day centre for homeless and vulnerably housed people, has achieved recognition in a national award for its unique social enterprise, Overstream Clean. The business employs only homeless people with the object of boosting their skills, confidence and self-esteem. It is run competitively as a professional cleaning company.
Golden Girls Against Cancer aim to exceed fundraising target
Six of Cambridge’s most influential female figures came together as the Golden Girls Against Cancer (#GGAC) ran, marched and shaved to raise money for cancer charities.
What can Team Sky teach us? 5 tips on media training
With a relatively recent vested interest in cycling, the nation has been become more and more absorbed with the Tour de France, and, in particular, the trials and tribulations of Team Sky.
Second phase of work starts at Northstowe
Construction work has begun on the second phase of Cambridgeshire’s newest town, around six miles from Cambridge.
Visit Cambridge & Beyond announces new Chair
“Cambridge and its surrounding areas have a fantastic tourism proposition," says the new Chair of Visit Cambridge & Beyond (VCB), Natasha Woollard.
We met. We learnt. We discovered.
Over 1200 scientists, technicians, speakers and exhibitors descended on the East Midlands Conference Centre at the University of Nottingham in May for the fifth Scientific Laboratory Show and Conference.
It’s time to get #BreachReady this summer!
The heat is increasing in the cyber world and IT Governance is calling on organisations to top up their SPF (security protection factor) and get themselves #BreachReady this summer.
TTP plc completes expansion of life sciences lab facility for Desktop Biology programmes
TTP plc completes a dedicated facility, developed in response to increasing demand for product development projects in diagnostics, R&D and bioprocess.
GSI awarded €1.5m to study protected areas
Dr Nikoleta Jones, from Anglia Ruskin University’s Global Sustainability Institute, has been awarded a European Research Council (ERC) grant of €1.5million to investigate the social impacts of areas being granted protected status.
Ely Aviation launches dedicated surveying division
Cambridgeshire based aerial imaging specialist Ely Aviation has recently announced the launch of a brand new separate division of the company that will focus on aerial surveying, inspection and geospatial analysis.
Brexit: an increased role for Judicial Review
A collateral effect of the European Union (Withdrawal) Act 2018 (which received royal assent on 26 June 2018) is that the process of Judicial Review in the English Courts could end up playing a far bigger role on the legal stage than it has ever done before.