Design studio Apropos- helps climate group Architects Declare prepare for a busy year
Architects Declare is a network of architectural practices committed to addressing the climate and biodiversity emergency. We are helping the group refine their identity and have produced a new logotypes, print and digital communications and a comprehensive design guidelines document.
Leading digital agency Granite 5 successfully consolidates SMA UK's Online Presence, delivering a streamlined user experience
Granite 5, a leading organisation in digital solutions, is delighted to announce the successful completion of a transformative project in collaboration with SMA UK, a prominent organisation dedicated to supporting individuals affected by Spinal Muscular Atrophy.
It Takes A City needs your help
It Takes A City's Women's Homelessness Action Group are looking for a venue to pilot a much needed safe evening/overnight space for homeless/vulnerable women in Cambridge.
Blue Smile and The Galfrid School team up to support children’s mental health
This Children’s Mental Health Week, The Galfrid School and children’s mental health charity Blue Smile have announced a new partnership to support emotional wellbeing.
Her Majesty The Queen makes a royal visit to Cambridge Community Centre
On the 2nd Feb, Her Majesty The Queen, visited the Meadows Community Centre, Cambridge, where Royal Voluntary Service has a café, to celebrate its volunteers.
Learn about Allia's Diversity & Disability Inclusion Accelerator
Working on a solution focused on helping those with neurodiversity? Allia can help to accelerate your business growth!
Children’s charity launches UK’s first “Sibling Toolkit” to support the brothers and sisters of youngsters with cancer
Children’s charity Tom’s Trust has funded and launched the UK’s first Sibling Toolkit to help the brothers and sisters of children with cancer, who are often left feeling ‘sad, angry and lonely’.
Happier childhoods, brighter futures: Dr and Mrs Shakir-Khalil’s legacy of hope for Cambridgeshire children
Children struggling with mental health difficulties will be able to access specialist arts-based therapy in schools, thanks to a generous legacy from a Cambridgeshire couple.
Team building cookery sessions that make a difference for homeless shelter
Cambridge businesses can now take part in a team building day that makes a difference, working together to provide hearty meals for a local homeless shelter.
Sarah Bennington talks for the first time about transformative trip to Zimbabwe
Sarah Bennington, age 41, is talking for the 1st time about a “transformative” trip that she made recently to Zimbabwe.
More than £1.1 million set to be awarded to 45 Cambridge community groups by council
Plans to award £1,126,820 to 45 Cambridge based community groups were approved by Cambridge City Council’s
£380,000 awarded to improve community and sports facilities
Funding of £380,777 has been awarded to support the improvement of community and sports facilities across Cambridge following applications that were submitted for
Fundraiser pushes his mind and body to the limit while trekking to Mount Everest for EACH
“I blocked out the possibility of not being able to complete the challenge and the fact I was doing it for charity gave me an extra spur” – Raza tackles high altitude and freezing conditions while ascending to Everest Base Camp
Can you help us plant some trees?
Tree planting with Cambridgeshire based charity Creating Natures Corridors
Creating Autism-inclusive workspaces: free webinar for local companies
Local Cambridgeshire charity Red2Green offers local companies the opportunity to learn about how to create more autistic-friendly workplaces and work with them to create a stronger support network for the 70% of autistic people currently unable to access paid employment.
Seeking managers for research interviews on workplace wellbeing decisions
The UEA workplace wellbeing team calls for UK managers of any level, any sector, to take part in new research about decision-making on workplace wellbeing activities.
Latest newsletter from It Takes a City
Read the latest news about our work with some of Cambridge's most disadvantaged rough-sleepers.
Homelessness can happen to anyone - Cambridge 105 Special
John* is 29. He has 5 A Levels, a degree and a Masters in Chemical Engineering. He has never experienced alcohol or drug dependency. He is ambitious, focused and positive.
In 2023, John spent three months living on the streets in Cambridge.
Check out Allia’s fully funded business support programmes for entrepreneurs across Cambridgeshire, Peterborough and Huntingdonshire
Whether you are looking to move towards more environmentally sustainable business practices on your journey to Net Zero, a social entrepreneur wanting to start their own business, or founder wanting to grow and amplify impact – we have the programme for you!
Hear our appearance on the With Purpose Podcast
Our Coordinator appears on new podcast highlighting the sustainable change that can be achieved through business/third sector partnerships.
Guide to accessible website content from Studio 24
Accessibility is the practice of making your website usable by as many people as possible. Our guide will support you to improve the accessibility of your website content.
Cambridge achievers recognised in 2024 New Year Honours list
Academics and staff associated with the University of Cambridge feature in the 2024 list, which recognises the achievements and service of people across the UK, from all walks of life.
Changes to the immigration system and income thresholds: an up-to-date view
The Government’s plan to cut net migration has led to confusion, with a changing picture on income thresholds. Stone King’s Head of Immigration Julie Moktadir gives a timely and current overview on the proposed changes to the immigration system, which were announced by Home Secretary James Cleverly in December.
Mills & Reeve Charitable Trust supports foodbanks with £35,000 donation
Mills & Reeve Charitable Trust donated a total of £35,000 to local foodbanks during the 2023 festive period
Tom’s Trust spreads Christmas cheer to children in hospital
From superhero capes to books, chocolate and cuddly soft toys, children were treated to some wonderful gifts from Tom’s Trust while spending time in hospital over the Christmas period.