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Bailey Fisher launches Women 4 Technology Manchester

Following nine years of successful events in Cambridge and London, Bailey Fisher Executive Search is delighted to launch Women 4 Technology Manchester in partnership with Mills & Reeve, and supported by Cambridge Wireless, Deloitte and Eagle Labs.

Little Dragon Films wins 'Best Research Film of the Year' at the AHRC awards

Little Dragon Films was honoured to receive - along with Dr Beth Singler - Best Research Film of the Year, at the prestigious Arts & Humanities Research Council (AHRC) film awards held at BAFTA this month, for the film Pain in the Machine.

Scrub up your content strategy with lessons from Lush

Appealing to customers’ senses through all kinds of mediums across multiple platforms, Lush’s content strategy is a diverse yet harmonious mix of perfection. So what can we learn from it?

Seven ways your Customer Service team can increase revenues

Caroline Robinson, Director at Sandler Training, offers some top tips on Customer Service.

Pure and Birkett Long Employment Seminar attracts 50 HR professionals

Over 50 employers and HR professionals attended an Employment Law seminar held in Essex by Pure and Birkett Long, designed to provide practical workshops and employment law updates for local businesses.

Deloitte recognises CyanConnode as one of the fastest growing companies in the UK

CyanConnode, the world leader in narrowband RF networks for Omni Internet of Things (IoT) communications, is the fastest growing tech company in the Cambridge and East region of the Deloitte UK Technology Fast 50 2017 and has been ranked in 22nd place.

Addenbrooke’s Hospital celebrates 30 years of MRI

A unique celebration was held last week to mark 30 years of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) at Addenbrooke’s Hospital. Past and present charity fundraisers, clinicians, scientists, equipment suppliers and hospital staff gathered to celebrate this anniversary.

Adonis: New infrastructure can bring new towns and billions to national economy

A ground-breaking new deal between Whitehall and local leaders in one of the most economically-important parts of the country - the arc covering Oxford, Milton Keynes, Bedford, Northampton and Cambridge - could add hundreds of billions of pounds to the national economy each year and lead to the first new towns in the UK for half a century, Lord Adonis said today.

Improving infrastructure in East of England key to productivity boost – new report finds

Improving intra-regional rail links to unblock road congestion, particularly around the Cambridge area, as well as rail links to the South East and London, are key to helping to boost productivity in the East of England – according to a new report issued by KPMG today.

New technique ‘Trim-Away’ targets and rapidly destroys proteins in cells

A new technique, called ‘Trim-Away’, directly and quickly depletes proteins from any cell type in culture. As Trim-Away can also distinguish between different variants of the same protein, it opens up new opportunities to understand the role of proteins in disease, say the scientists from the Medical Research Council (MRC) Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB) in Cambridge and the Max Planck…

Route into nursing is step to success

A new and more flexible route into the field of nursing at Cambridge University Hospital was celebrated yesterday (Thursday).

Price Bailey hosts series of seminars to discuss governance in the charity sector

Price Bailey, the top 30 accountants, is to host a series of seminars for trustees examining governance in the charity sector.

Price Bailey awarded the Best Corporate Partner by the Institute of Fundraising

Price Bailey has been awarded the Best Corporate Partner accolade by the Institute of Fundraising East Anglia for its efforts to defeat dementia. Price Bailey was nominated for the prestigious award by the firm’s charity partner, Alzheimer's Research UK.

Redgate data governance survey reveals database DevOps is the key to GDPR compliance

Redgate Software has conducted a major new data governance survey among SQL Server professionals which demonstrates there are important compliance issues that need to be addressed – and that a DevOps approach to database development can provide the answers.

Featurespace lands in the US - opens headquarters in Atlanta

Featurespace, a world-leader in Adaptive Behavioural Analytics technology for fraud and risk management, announced today the UK-based company will open its US headquarters this month.

Featurespace ranked in Deloitte Technology Fast 50 for second year

Featurespace, the leading multinational machine learning company for fraud prevention, has been ranked 36th in the 2017 Deloitte UK Technology Fast 50, moving up 10 places from placing 46th in 2016.

IT Governance welcomes cyber resilience action plan launched by the Scottish public sector

IT Governance has hailed the recent launch of the Scottish public-sector’s cyber resilience action plan as a progressive step forward to address the multitude of information security challenges that traditionally exist in public sector organisations.

Cambridge MP attends Huawei Technologies and BT MoU signing

Daniel Zeichner, MP for Cambridge, will attend the Memorandum of Understanding signing today with Huawei Technologies, BT and the University of Cambridge. The signing will be followed by a tour of the University's Engineering Faculty.

Key milestone for new £10.5 million skills centre

A new £10.5 million skills centre at Alconbury Weald marked a key milestone when it was officially topped out by Huntingdon MP Jonathan Djanogly.

City Roots 2018 line-up announced

The spirit of the world-famous Cambridge Folk Festival will inject the city with winter cheer in February and March, when Cambridge’s second city-wide winter folk and roots festival opens for two weeks of exceptional music and events. Tickets go on sale today.

Cambridge City Leader welcomes infrastructure report on Cambridge/Milton Keynes/Oxford arc

Councillor Lewis Herbert, Leader of Cambridge City Council, has added the voice of Cambridge in support of the detailed recommendations in the National Infrastructure Commission’s (NIC) latest report, just published. It calls for major extra Government investment in next week’s Budget to fund new rail and road infrastructure for Cambridge, Cambridgeshire and the whole Oxford/Milton Keynes…

Inspiring talks at Cambridge TV School: Matt Ley

Animator Matt Ley, who creates cartoons, will share his experiences at Cambridge TV School on Wednesday 6 December.

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Cambridge News & Media Business Excellence Awards 2018 nominations now open

The countdown is on now to the 2018 Cambridge News Business Excellence Awards.

Join the ‘big conversation’ about the future of Greater Cambridge this autumn

The Greater Cambridge Greater Peterborough Local Enterprise Partnership (GCP LEP) is pleased to host a series of business briefings and workshops to help shape the Greater Cambridge Partnership’s future investment strategy.