New “digivan” technology is to be used in towns across Cheshire to help police tackle rape and serious sexual offences.
The force has funded the unmarked unit from the Government’s Transforming Forensics (TF) programme which comes after findings of the in-depth Rape Response Review.
The latest Rare Earth Digital technology briefing for businesses in Nantwich proved a hit.
An audience of more than 50 heard about the future vision for motoring and the technology underpinning it, as provided by the chief engineer from Lotus Engineering.
There is a fundamental gap between the vast amount of digital data we have access to and the real world in which we use it.
While our reality is three-dimensional, the wealth of information we currently have to guide our decisions and actions is stuck on two-dimensional pages and displays.
Despite the whirlwind of the impact that the pandemic has had on companies, new research reveals that almost 20,000 entrepreneurs started new tech businesses in the UK last year according to Government figures – the equivalent to a new business created every half hour in 2020!
A new digital directory of services has been launched to help survivors of sexual violence in Cheshire find support.
It features a postcode search function which allows users to find local support services.
Council bosses and Crewe & Nantwich MP have welcomed more than £14 million funding for Crewe from the Government’s Future High Streets Fund.
The £14.1 million will go towards nine projects including £3.1 million to transform the historic Christ Church into a new digital technology work space to encourage new digital entrepreneurs into the town.
In today’s digital generation, it’s crucial to know how PDF files and documents work.
From business owners to students, PDF files are more conveniently used than books and journals.
Nantwich’s Digital Museum continues to flourish in the second lockdown.
The “Nantwich at Play” temporary exhibition staged in the Millennium Gallery in 2015, is now available on the website.
Nantwich Museum has been picked as one of the 60 diverse organisations participating in The Lab project.
It is part of the Digital Heritage Lab which is providing digital mentoring support helping organisations develop their digital capabilities.
Staff at Nantwich Museum say it probably won’t open “until early Autumn” despite the Government green light for such venues to open again from July 4.
The Pillory Street venue has been closed to the public since the March lockdown, almost four months ago.
Nantwich digital agency Surefire Media is expanding following the appointment of a new marketing director.
Nantwich Museum has launched a new website to keep residents up to date during the COVID-19 pandemic closure.
Museum staff, who meet “virtually” each week, say they improved website will feature updates on stories of Nantwich Buildings and notable people.
Nantwich Museum staff have launched a digital version in a bid to keep people engaged during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The facility like many others has been forced to close during the current lockdown conditions.
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