Coverage featuring the Wyche Innovation Centre and its resident companies.
New campaign highlights apprenticeship opportunities in Malvern Hills
Key IQ, and one of our apprentices Charles Aljaradat, was featured in this article about support for apprentices in the Malvern Hills district.
Malvern Gazette, 25th July 2018 [read more]
UK Cyber Security Forum outlines new initiative for the neuro-diverse
The Forum, based in our Centre, to start a new community training centre in Worcester.
Professional Security Magazine, 1st June 2018 [read more]
Centre co-founder Dr Emma Philpott featured in Tech Nation 2018 report
Highlights from the Worcester and Malvern tech cluster.
Tech Nation 2018, 17th May 2018 [read more]
Rotarians help make Malvern Hills more accessible to all
News of the second Tramper becoming available for hire from Cafe H2O after a kind donation and the support of the Malvern Rotary Club.
Malvern Gazette, 30th March 2018 [read more]
Dr Adrian Burden appointed a Royal Society Entrepreneur in Residence
Innovate Malvern's Managing Director, Dr Adrian Burden, has been appointed a Royal Society Entrepreneur in Residence and will be working with the School of Metallurgy and Materials at the University of Birmingham.
The Royal Society, 20th March 2018 [read more]
Entrepreneurial Students and Pupils Pitch Ideas to Business Experts
Dr Adrian Burden, Key IQ's Technical Director, sat on the panel of local business professionals and entrepreneurs to hear students pitch their business idea at the University of Worcester.
University of Worcester, 19th March 2018 [read more]
Rotary presents cheque to keep Hills mobility scooter on the road
The Colwall Rotary Club kindly present a cheque to team Jamboree at Cafe H2O where the Tramper mobility scooter is managed as part of the Countryside Mobility scheme.
Malvern Gazette, 26th February 2018 [read more]
Co-op movement leader visits Malvern
Ed Mayo, secretary general of Co-operatives UK, called in to visit Jamboree Preservers, the co-operative that operates Cafe H2O in our Centre. He met the team and enjoyed lunch before heading off on the rest of his tour.
Worcester News, 4th February 2018 [read more]
Malvern Hills businesses turning to apprenticeships to fill skills gap
Key IQ, a business and technology consultancy which also manages the Wyche Innovation Centre, recently took on two new apprentices in the form of 19-year-old James Brewer from Malvern and Charles Aljaradat, also 19, from Worcester.
Malvern Observer, 17th January 2018 [read more]
