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Price Bailey advises on acquisition for major food manufacturer
The Price Bailey Strategic Corporate Finance team recently assisted with a successful acquisition for Pioneer Foods (UK) Limited, manufacturers of own-label and branded breakfast cereals to major UK and international food retailers.
First ever all-electric Jaguar unveiled at Magna
Magna's complete vehicle manufacturing facility in Graz, Austria, hosted Jaguar Land Rover for the automaker's presentation of their latest model, the new Jaguar I PACE.
Public Open Day at East Cambridge Lakes this Sunday
Cambridge City Council is hosting a public open day on Sunday 11 March at East Cambridge Lakes, the flooded chalk pits at the end of Mill Road which it is hoped will be turned into a local country park.
12 rules for life - webcast live
Clinical psychologist Jordan Peterson is one of the world’s most popular public thinkers, whose talks have been seen by tens of millions of viewers.
Arthur Rank Hospice's newest boutique charity shop opens on Burleigh Street, Cambridge
Arthur Rank Hospice extends huge thanks to Emmerdale's John Middleton who, despite the snow, joined the team to cut the green ribbon and welcome customers to the charity's new Burleigh Street shop.
Top gadgets from CES 2018
Engadget have pulled together this great video on what they believe to be the top gadgets from CES 2018.
Corporate Wellness, on-site Pop-Up Clinics
Primary Care Practitioner driven, on-site, Corporate Wellness, Pop-Up Clinics. Operating throughout Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire, Hampshire and Oxfordshire.
Business leaders take part in Best Employers Eastern Region launch event
Business leaders and HR professionals from across the East of England came together to discuss the latest thinking in employee engagement and to share best practice at the Best Employers Eastern Region 2018 launch event.
Cambridge civil engineers achieve chartered status
Two Cambridge civil engineers have been awarded membership of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) - an influential body representing over 92,000 civil engineers and technicians across the world who design, build and maintain our transport, water, energy, waste and flood infrastructure.
Plans proceed for new Cambridge City FC stadium at Sawston
The Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government has confirmed he is happy for the development of a new stadium for Cambridge City FC at Sawston to proceed.
Hewitsons overhauls Cambridge office
Law firm Hewitsons has completed a major refurbishment of its Cambridge office, following another “highly successful” year of increased turnover.
Five reasons to hire an apprentice
National Apprenticeship Week 2018 takes place next week, from 5 to 9 March. Here, Sue Husband, Director of the National Apprenticeship Service, shares five compelling business reasons why there has never been a better time to take on an apprentice...
Abigail Trencher joins Anglia Ruskin University Board of Governors
Anglia Ruskin University has announced that Abigail Trencher of Birketts has joined the ARU Board of Governors as a member of the Audit and Compliance Committee.
Microsoft Prize for tool that aims to improve internet browsing for the visually impaired
A Cambridge student working on a prize-winning computer plugin for the visually impaired is asking for feedback from potential users to help further its development.
Free parking at Park & Ride sites from 1 April as £1 charge is lifted
Motorists will benefit from free parking at Cambridge’s seven Park & Ride sites from 1 April.
New genomics projects innovate primary care for the Eastern region
Primary care services in the east of England will benefit from two innovative projects being planned to improve outcomes through personalised medicine, using genetics to enhance care delivery.
eLife sets a challenge with Innovation Sprint 2018
In May 2018, eLife is challenging technologists, developers and researchers to bring cutting-edge technology to open research. Applications are open to anyone aged 18 or over. Applications will close at 9am GMT on March 5.
Innovate UK offers new funding for 'game-changing' technology
UK businesses can apply for a share of £19 million for game-changing innovations with strong commercial potential that will significantly impact the UK economy.
Eddington community creates giant rainbow to celebrate LGBT+ History Month
Yesterday (Weds), Eddington’s residents, staff, school pupils and neighbours formed a giant rainbow to celebrate LGBT+ History Month.
Council supports Cambridge Half Marathon - encouraging people to get more active
The Saucony Cambridge Half Marathon returns to the city’s streets and open spaces this weekend – and it is set to be the biggest yet.
Advances in biosensor technology could limit the spread of HIV
Around 1.8 million people acquire HIV each year, with the World Health Organisation estimating that one in five people living with HIV do not realise they are infected. Therefore, strategies for faster and earlier diagnosis are as important as ever to limit the spread of HIV.
Plants share defensive proteins in evolutionary pick ’n’ mix
Published in Genome Biology, novel research has shed further light on how plants can use ‘baits’ to recognise and trap disease-causing pathogens before infection can take hold.
MP hears how local Tesco stores are reducing food waste by feeding local communities
Daniel Zeichner, MP for Cambridge, will today (Friday) visit the Milton Tesco store, where he will be hearing about local community work that aims to tackle food waste by providing people in need with a meal.
Make your workplace LGBT+ friendly
A short course later this month run by The Kite Trust will show you how making your workplace LGBT+ friendly makes business as well as ethical sense.
UK economy over the worst, but struggling to accelerate
The UK economy is over the worst but is struggling to accelerate compared to its global counterparts, and will remain stuck in the middle lane in 2018 and over the medium term, says the latest forecast from the EY ITEM Club.