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A masterclass with Duncan Smith on how best to develop a medical device and get it to market.

His Royal Highness Prince Edward visited chocolate company Harry Specters in Ely and the Cambridgeshire DofE Open Award Centre in Bar Hill.

The start-up is run by bread boss Neil Adcock from his converted kitchen and back garden in Back Hill.

The match will raise money for LandAid and the Phoenix Trust.

Buse Gurbuz’s first project was the Cambridge Spark offices by Cambridge railway station and she now has her own company called STUDIOBUSE.

It follows rapid growth and a rise to prominence for founder Dr Loubna Bouarfa.

The search for a new chief executive is under way.

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Key early-stage Cambridge bioscience hub appoints first director, science and entrepreneurship

A parish councillor, a popular agony aunt, a pioneering scientist and fundraisers are among those named.

The co-founder and CEO has changed how small molecule drugs are discovered around the world.

He is the founder of the family-owned developer that is donating 200 modular homes for the homeless.

He previously spent a number of years advising clients in Cambridge.

Phil Benton started the company in 2017 in a small American airstream trailer, moving around locations in Cambridgeshire and London.

It is a natural evolution, says the company.

Louise Palmer-Masterton, founder of Stem & Glory, urges readers to support independent restaurants.

The awards - supported by the Cambridge Independent - championed great customers service.

Mr Plant also currently chairs the Combined Authority’s Business Board.

A black tie gala dinner for hundreds of guests was held at the five-star Cambridge Country Club in Bourn.