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Cambridge News September 3, 2020

New NHS vaccine registry gives Cambridgeshire people the chance to help beat COVID-19

People across Cambridgeshire are being asked to play an important part in helping to find a vaccine for COVID-19 by signing up to a new NHS registry. Anyone aged 18 years or over can sign up to the new NHS COVID-19 vaccine research registry to receive information about new COVID-19 vaccine trials which are expected […]
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Back to school

Cambridge News September 3, 2020

Back to school: Conscious Communications celebrates eleven client wins

Conscious Communications, a Cambridge-based public relations and marketing agency, has bolstered its education portfolio with the addition of eleven new UK and internationally-based clients in the midst of COVID-19. The new clients are: ACS International Schools, Impington Village College, Impington International College, The Cavendish School, VIE Education, Montreux International School, The Learning Alliance, Witchford Village […]
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Cambridge News September 1, 2020

Cambridge’s First Winery Opens

Cambridge’s first winery opens its doors this month at Chesterton Mill, off French’s Road, Chesterton. Winemaker and wine journalist Chris Wilson is behind the new venture, Gutter & Stars Wines. The urban winery – a first for the city, and following in the footsteps of city-based wineries in London, New York and Paris – is […]
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Cambridge News August 26, 2020

Celebrate British farmers and their food with ‘For the Love of The Land’

Local arable farmer, Jenny Jefferies, has compiled a fantastic new cook book to celebrate the stories and recipes of the UK’s finest farmers and the diverse array of produce our country provides. If we are able to take any positives from the devastation the coronavirus pandemic has caused, perhaps the way it has given some […]
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Cambridge News August 26, 2020

Cambridge team facilitates return to work with comprehensive COVID-19 testing programme

Experts based in Cambridge have launched a new company, ReCoVa-19, after developing an affordable, highly accurate and bespoke COVID-19 testing and wellness programme that allows businesses to bring employees back to the workplace with confidence. ReCoVa-19 programmes can identify asymptomatic spreaders (those with disease but no symptoms) and pre-symptomatic spreaders (those infected but yet to […]
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Cambridge News August 24, 2020

Open Cambridge gears up for an online event perfect for culture lovers

Mummies, medicinal roses, dodos, and unusual treasures: next month’s Open Cambridge heritage weekend is not short of a few surprises for those looking to get their cultural fix. With just over two weeks to go until this year’s online Open Cambridge kicks off (11-13 September), things are gearing up at a number of the city’s […]
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Cambridge News August 24, 2020

Cambridge Science Centre welcomes two new trustees

Dr Lucinda Spokes, Head of Public Engagement, University of Cambridge and Jonathan Drori, CBE have recently joined the Cambridge Science Centre Board. Their collective expertise bring effective key skills to the current Board, headed by Dr David Cleevely. As part of the education charity, STEM Team, East, Lucinda promoted and delivered STEM enrichment and engagement […]
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Cambridge News August 18, 2020

Cambridge Science Centre reopens with special event all about the Bloodhound LSR

Cambridge Science Centre, based just behind the train station, is pleased to reopen this week with an exciting new event that is perfect for car, aircraft and technology enthusiasts. This is the perfect event for families to head down to see the Bloodhound LSR which is on a mission to break the land speed record […]
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  • First in-human clinical trial results show feasibility of new Parkinson cell therapy
    by Craig Brierley on July 9, 2026 at 1:00 pm

    First in-human clinical trial results show feasibility of new Parkinson cell therapy Craig Brierley Thu, 07/09/2026 - 13:00 In Parkinson’s disease, patients lose nerve cells in the brain that produce dopamine, leading to symptoms such as slowness of movement, stiffness, gait disturbance and tremor. The current treatments are medications that replace the lost dopamine, but over time these medications often become less […]

  • Spinout developing hardware needed for quantum computing and the next wave of AI applications
    by Sarah Fell on July 9, 2026 at 12:28 pm

    Spinout developing hardware needed for quantum computing and the next wave of AI applications Sarah Fell Thu, 07/09/2026 - 12:28 In fact, one of the biggest constraints facing these technologies is something far less visible: the way optics are still made.That’s what Cambridge Enterprise Ventures portfolio company Phaseshift, by leveraging pioneering research in optic materials and their assembly from the University of […]

  • Cambridge releases statistics for use of animals in research in 2025
    by Anonymous on July 9, 2026 at 11:02 am

    Cambridge releases statistics for use of animals in research in 2025 Anonymous (not verified) Thu, 07/09/2026 - 11:02 The statistics for the University of Cambridge are available on our website as part of our ongoing commitment to transparency and openness around the use of animals in research.This coincides with the publication of the Home Office’s report on the statistics of scientific procedures on living animals […]

  • Scientists unravel the fast-moving ‘butterfly effect’ of the deep ocean
    by Sarah Collins on July 9, 2026 at 10:00 am

    Scientists unravel the fast-moving ‘butterfly effect’ of the deep ocean Sarah Collins Thu, 07/09/2026 - 10:00 An international research team, led by the University of Cambridge, found that deep ocean turbulence – the process that distributes heat, nutrients and carbon from the surface to the seafloor and back – affects our lives not on a scale of thousands of years as was previously thought, but within the span of […]

Cambridgeshire Chambers of Commerce

  • Recruitment Challenges Continue to Stall Hiring  
    by Jareth Porter-Lloyd on July 13, 2026 at 3:18 pm

    Less than a quarter (23%) of firms are expecting to increase the size of their workforce over the coming months, according to the latest data from the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC).  The BCC’s Quarterly Recruitment Outlook shows most businesses (66%) are planning to keep with their existing staffing numbers, while 11% of firms are planning to cut staff.  The post Recruitment Challenges Continue to Stall Hiring   first appeared on Cambridgeshire Chamber of Commerce.

  • UK housing market remains sluggish as buyers wait and see
    by Jareth Porter-Lloyd on July 13, 2026 at 12:58 pm

    The housing market has entered a holding phase. The long-term trajectory of interest rates remains unclear, leading many potential buyers to hold off on purchasing until the economic outlook becomes clearer. Prices are yet to pick up at any great rate this year, with the Halifax House Price recording only a 0.6% year-on-year rise in June. A monthly rise of 0.2% reflects a market that is stable but lacking any real momentum. The post UK housing market remains sluggish as buyers wait and see […]

  • Refreshed Local Skills Improvement Plan (LSIP) to power Cambridgeshire and Peterborough’s growth over next three years
    by Shauna Kelly on July 13, 2026 at 9:34 am

    Cambridge, 10 July 2026: The Cambridgeshire Chamber of Commerce and the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority (CPCA) have today published a three-year plan to deliver the skills and training needed to achieve the region's ambition to double - and ultimately treble - the size of its economy by 2050. The refreshed Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Local Skills Improvement Plan (LSIP) 2026–2029 is built on one of the most extensive local evidence bases in the country, with 341 […]

  • Skills Planning Vital To Engage Gen Z 
    by Jareth Porter-Lloyd on July 13, 2026 at 9:27 am

    A pioneering scheme for business-led skills planning in England has been given the green light for another three years by the government, today. Local Skills Improvement Plans (LSIPs) have been running for four years and have engaged thousands of people and employers in the training and education that firms desperately need.   The post Skills Planning Vital To Engage Gen Z  first appeared on Cambridgeshire Chamber of Commerce.