As 2021 comes to a close we wanted to reflect on all the fantastic charities that we have been proud to support this year. At borwell, we love to support local charities each year. Charities that may be slightly lesser known, that may not get the wider public’s attention in the press or on the
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A new era of space observation is about to begin, the James Webb space telescope is a revolution in the study of our universes’ history. It will enable us to look further than ever before, allowing us to gaze upon the earliest galaxies to form after the big bang. However, the JWST is not only
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It was our pleasure to recently host and speak at The Family Business Practice’s first physical networking event in more than 18 months. Above all, it was brilliant to see people face to face and interact in a natural, organic way. Having the beautiful Malvern hills as our backdrop certainly was a nice bonus as well. Our Commercial Director,
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On the 20th of October borwell teamed up with Worcestershire Breast Unit Haven to raise funds in aid of Breast Cancer awareness month. Currently 800 women and 7 men a year are diagnosed with breast cancer in Worcestershire. Worcestershire Breast Unit Haven is the local breast cancer charity for the county. The Unit provides practical
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Hi, my name is Jake. I am just coming to the end of my 5-day work experience here at Borwell, which has been fun and incredibly informative. This opportunity has really helped me decide what I want to do in the future, while simultaneously teaching me industry-level skills and just getting a feel for what
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During May this year the borwell team prepared a series of presentations which investigated data & GIS, security, and innovation in Agritec in collaboration with Pershore College. We sought to provide an answer as to why we need to be precise in Agritech and to explore the impact of being secure, and innovative. The first
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Many of us have heard the stories about cows emitting a vast proportion of methane. This is no joke, just Google ‘cows emitting methane gas’ to see related articles. Cars and aeroplanes emit CO2 as fuel is burned in their engines, but what about us humans? Our impact from methane emissions on the planet is
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Microsoft has decided to debut their .NET Core 5.0 a year and a half after they first announced that it was being created. Alongside this they have released some developer tools for benchmarking your software! .NET Core 5.0 was first unveiled back in May of 2019 and was guaranteed to be the first .NET with
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Many people still use AngularJS as the basis for their software and are cautious about moving to a newer framework, however in this blog I wish to explain why it’s becoming more necessary to move away from AngularJS and why Blazor makes a great replacement. AngularJS, as of the 20th October 2020, is has now
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The Splinternet could be happening, and this is what we understand about it… Recently, American security concerns of Chinese applications and companies has led to US government officials wishing to remove Chinese influence. Therefore, this would result in online Chinese products being removed / blocked from being accessed in the USA. US Secretary of State
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