Monday, 19 January 2009

Cambridge News Business Awards Launch

Thursday 15th January saw the launch of the Cambridge News Business Excellence Awards at the Felix Hotel, Cambridge. To enter a company or individual could not be easier simply visit www.cambridge-news.co.uk/cn_buiness_awards and fill in the online nomination form.

Now in its 16th year the Cambridge News Business Excellence Awards are the premier event in the business calendar. The level of interest in the awards continues to grow with each year's entries reflecting the depth of entrepreneurial flair that prospers in the area.

This year there are seven categories open for nomination:

Business Innovation
Rising Star of the Year
Small Business of the Year
Barclays Commercial Bank Award
Businesswoman of the Year
Businessman of the Year
Business of the Year

To enter a company or individual simply visit www.cambridge-news.co.uk/cn_buiness_awards and fill in the online nomination form.

This year’s gala dinner will, once again, take place in the prestigious surroundings of King’s College, Cambridge on Thursday 26th March 2009 with an after dinner speech from Kate Adie.

If you would like further information about the awards or would like to purchase tickets for the dinner please contact Tom Bircham at tom.bircham@cambridge-news.co.uk.

Pictured: At the Awards last year Roger Quince presenting the award for Small Business of the Year 2008 to The Geoinformation Group.

Granta Park - Winter Wonderland

This week as many people returned to work after a well deserved break the Granta Park landscape provided a scene to banish those end of holiday blues with a fall of snow providing a winter wonderland scene across the chalk meadowland and cricket pitch of the science park; a place to impress clients and motivate staff during any season!

Early warnings from the Met Office of the imminent snow meant that all the main routes to Granta Park including the M11, A14, A11 and A505 had been suitably treated and it is clear that the Granta Park cyclists braved the snowy weather (the evidence is in the picture of The Avenue!)