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Developed using SKC Studios’ conversational AI platform 1956 Individuals, the AI Queen Eleanor experience is the culmination of Leeds Castle’s new exhibition, Pilgrimage of Love: Eleanor of Castile, that opened on 9 March 2026.

The EpiCentre at Haverhill, close to Cambridge and on the border with Suffolk and Essex, is buzzing with activity and humming with the sweet sound of success – and its rise and rise has been no accident.
Since Helen Earl took over as centre manager in November 2024, tenancy has shot from 35 businesses to 54 – with a healthy waiting list.

Quinn Cox, the Mayor of Haverhill, has taken a virtual office at The EpiCentre in Haverhill for his new business QRC Property Group.
The company has been set up by Quinn Cox following a career in teaching and more recently in laser engineering, to buy and refurbish residential property.

This International Women’s Day, we’re celebrating the women who start, scale, and sustain the businesses that keep our communities moving. Women have and continue to play a vital role in business, despite the relationship between the two not always being acknowledged fairly.

There is a difference between meeting people and building a network. Most founders will attend events. The harder part is turning introductions into outcomes, whether that means new customers, partnerships, hiring support, or building visibility in the right places.

Digital agency and web services company Realnet has taken a virtual office at The EpiCentre, as part of its commitment to build upon its existing client base in the Haverhill area.

KluraLabs, The EpiCentre-based materials science company transforming food packaging in Haverhill, has successfully raised £8 million in funding to accelerate the rollout of its pioneering technology across global retail supply chains.

Starting up as a solopreneur is equal parts thrilling and chaotic. One moment you are deep in the excitement of the idea, the next you are staring at ten browser tabs about pricing, websites, legal basics, and “how to get clients” while wondering which problem you are meant to solve first.

Len Keenan, a specialist copywriter for the life science industry, has taken a virtual office at The EpiCentre in Haverhill, providing him with a postal business and registered office address together with the use of co-working space when needed.

In the third instalment of the EpiCentre podcast series, the conversation turned to artificial intelligence and what it really means for small and medium sized businesses. After funding and engineering, this discussion focused on AI as a working tool rather than a headline trend. For many SMEs, AI feels both unavoidable and overwhelming. The panel set out to cut through that tension and examine how businesses are actually using it today.