David Hurley
24th January, 2012. Anglia Business Solutions sadly announces that David Hurley passed away at the weekend following a short illness, aged 64.
Learning Collaboration goes from strength to strength
Increasing numbers of Cambridge companies and people are benefiting from the comprehensive range of services provided by Cambridge Network's Learning Collaboration, its specialist training division.
Trio of CPL client magazines shortlisted for industry awards
Two magazines produced by CPL have been shortlisted for industry awards for the first time and 'Cheers', a magazine for Molson Coors Brewing Company, has also been shortlisted this year – after winning the top prize in the 2011 awards.
SJIC In-house team successfully complete award in Management Coaching and Mentoring
Three of the experienced in-house advisers and business coaches at St John’s Innovation Centre have been awarded a CMI level 5 award in Management Coaching and Mentoring.
Mills & Reeve to provide legal advice on Alconbury
The highly regarded planning and construction teams at national law firm Mills & Reeve have been appointed to advise on the transformation of Alconbury Airfield into a dynamic and innovative mixed use development.
Lock and Go Security not taking it for granted
Local company Lock and Go Security Limited, with the support of Route to Funding, have won a government grant to develop their new mobile lock and get it onto the shelves.
Last chance for the UK’s most socially innovative businesses to become a Deloitte Social I...
Deloitte, the business advisory firm, is calling on the UK’s most socially innovative businesses to nominate themselves for the ‘Deloitte Social Innovation Pioneers’ programme before entries close on 31 January. The programme will identify and support 50 leading socially innovative small and medium sized companies across the UK.
How do you achieve the best impact using video within your digital marketing?
If you don’t currently use video, then you won’t be getting traffic from the next most powerful search engine after Google. FCG Consultancy's Jonathan Wainwright shares five top tips to make sure that you benefit from the power of moving media.
Golfers raise thousands for Music Therapy Appeal
Golfers in Cambridge have had a ball raising money for the Music Therapy Appeal at Anglia Ruskin University.
English Language Teaching author receives honorary degree from Cambridge
Author Ray Murphy has been honoured for his unique contribution to English Language Teaching (ELT) with admission to an honorary Master of Arts (MA) degree by the University of Cambridge, parent institution of his publisher, Cambridge University Press.
Cambridge Index gains 2.4%
Successful debt auctions by some European nations, coupled with encouraging economic data and company earnings, helped global equity markets to rally. The Cambridge Index rose 2.4% or 246.2 points to 10,482.4, with eight of the top ten index heavyweights recording gains.
'Local Enterprise Partnerships - who benefits?'
Neville Reyner CBE DL, Chair of the Greater Cambridge Greater Peterborough Local Economic Partnership, is the guest speaker at the next Chaplaincy to People at Work breakfast briefing on Wednesday 8 February 2012.
What the Olympic Games have done for us
The genuine scientific benefits that have emerged from the modern Olympic Games have often been lost in the hype surrounding these high profile international events. Dr Vanessa Heggie, a Teaching Associate in Cambridge University's Department of History and Philosophy of Science, puts the record straight.
Horizon Discovery appoints Eric Rhodes as Chief Technical Officer
Horizon Discovery, a leading provider of research tools to support the development of personalized medicines, has announced the appointment of Eric Rhodes as Chief Technical Officer, Gene Targeting.
'What’s your customer service experience?'
Let’s think about one of the most vital parts of business – customer service, writes Great Guns Marketing.
Rock ‘n roll royalty comes to Kettle’s Yard
Kettle’s Yard has unveiled its 2012 New Music Series featuring 12 cutting edge concerts performed by world class musicians.
Leading research commercialisation body joins forces with partners to support emerging hea...
PraxisUnico, the leading research commercialisation body, has joined forces with Stevenage Bioscience Catalyst (SBC) - the UK’s first open innovation bioscience campus – and the Technology Strategy Board to deliver a seminar and networking forum to support aspiring entrepreneurs and young healthcare businesses.
Huppert backs live music bill as boost for city pubs
A Lib Dem-led Live Music Bill, which could help the survival of threatened Cambridge pubs, passed its Third Reading in the House of Commons on Friday, with the backing of the city’s MP. This is the final step before Royal Assent, expected shortly.
Investor in Young People Ltd seeks help
Investor in Young People Ltd needs your help now in order to provide all of Cambridgeshire's young people with good quality work experience opportunities.
Welsh Government teams up with Oxford Innovation to boost growth of life sciences firms in...
Oxford Innovation has been appointed by the Welsh Government to deliver a new programme that will assist start-up and early stage life sciences firms with high growth potential to grow more rapidly over the next three years.
ViewRanger Outdoor GPS app and social network launch for outdoor enthusiasts in USA
Cambridge-based Augmentra has launched its ViewRanger Outdoors GPS USA app and My.ViewRanger.com social content network for US outdoor enthusiasts at this week’s OR Show, taking place in Salt Lake City, UT.
GSI urges review of high carbon investments
The Global Sustainability Institute (GSI), based at Anglia Ruskin University, is supporting calls to monitor and reduce the UK financial sector’s reliance on high carbon and other environmentally unsustainable investments.
Beremans Ltd announces publication of 'Melanoma: Interventional clinical trials activity 2...
Beremans Ltd, the Cambridge-based provider of business intelligence services for the Life Sciences sector, announced today the publication of a report entitled ‘Melanoma: Interventional clinical trials activity 2006-2011'.
Test Automation Engineer Needed
We are looking for a good test automation engineer. Based Cambridge, salary up to £50k + Bonus + Car Allowance + Excellent Benefits.
Another Luddite victory
In the week when BASF announce that they are moving their Plant Science headquarters from Germany to America, the Scientific Alliance looks at the influence of environmental activists.