Cleantech and Environment
Cambridge Wireless’ CWIC 2025: Resilience at the heart of innovation
Hundreds of delegates gathered at Hinxton Hall (and virtually) for the 16th annual Cambridge Wireless International Conference (CWIC), where this year’s theme, “Building Resilience: Future-proofing the Future,” brought together leaders from across technology, business, and governm...
How to overcome the challenges of constructing a new cleanroom in an old facility
UK-based contamination control experts the Guardtech Group have a long history of turning tired, old premises into stunning new homes for a wide range of applications ...
Rupert Baines appointed Chair of Cambridge Tech Week 2025: A vision for global impact
Cambridge Tech Week has always been a showcase for innovation, but in 2025, it’s set to shine even brighter under the leadership of Rupert Baines, the newly appointed Chair. An experienced tech entrepreneur with a global perspective, Rupert takes on the role with a clear...
A quick guide to marketing your CleanTech business
With businesses nowadays becoming increasingly eco-conscious while trying to scale and leverage technology to the fullest extent, simultaneously navigating the tough economic times facing the UK, now is an ideal time to market your CleanTech business. ...
Council secures over £12 million in funding to boost energy efficiency and address fuel poverty
Cambridge City Council secured £12.3 million from
Finding Clarity, Support and Momentum as an Innovation Entrepreneur
By Garry Jennings, Innovation Director, The EpiCentre
Sable&Hawkes win competitive tender to support pan-European communications initiative.
Sable&Hawkes have been appointed by four organisations based at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL) to deliver a communications strategy and ongoing multi-channel brand identity, design, news and social media marketing services. ...
How megatrends shape our evolving future
Michael Kitson of Cambridge Judge Business School explores how long-term megatrends such as climate change, AI and global politics interact with immediate crises, impacting businesses and society. The insights provided will help policymakers and leaders navigate the complexities of toda...
Over £360,000 awarded to climate-friendly causes in South Cambridgeshire through Net Zero Villages grant
Nine local organisations are celebrating grant awards, as South Cambridgeshire District Council announces those successful in their bids to receive a share of more than £360,000 available through the Net Zero Villages scheme. ...
Cambridgeshire-based rewilding charity gets to work on the emerald isle - with The Happy Pear
Cambridgeshire-based rewilding charity Creating Nature's Corridors has extended its important messaging to Ireland, following the planting of 500 trees and hedging at the farm headquarters of The Happy Pear, the Irish twin brothers renowned for their plant-powered cooking and desire to ...