
British Library announces partnership to extend its iconic London building
The British Library has selected a consortium led by property developer Stanhope, working with architects Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, as preferred partner for a project to develop a 2.8 acre site to the north of its Grade I Listed building at St Pancras.

Regent High School invites KQ partners to support its Summer Fair
Knowledge Quarter partners are invited to join Regent High School at their Early Summer Fair, which this year will take place on Saturday 6 May 2017 from 11.30am-2.30pm.

Get involved in The Unusual Suspects Festival (14 to 16 June 2017)
The Unusual Suspects Festival is a unique set of collaborative events, hosted by different organisations from a variety of sectors, across different venues in a city. It connects people who would not ordinarily meet, in order to craft, shape and collaborate.

Camden Giving’s Kings Cross Fund Grant
Camden Giving aims to overcome inequalities in Camden by giving grants to grassroots organisations. We are able to do this by bringing together money and knowledge from the public, private and voluntary sectors to make Camden a fairer and more inclusive place to live and work.

The Reading Agency launches new World Book Night opportunity for businesses
National charity The Reading Agency is offering a simple way for businesses to take part in World Book Night, an annual celebration of reading and books, on or around 23 April 2017.

Impact Hub King's Cross Job Opportunities
Impact Hub King’s Cross is a very different kind of space. It is a place to meet, work, connect and be inspired. It is now recruiting for two new positions: Community Manager and Community Enabler - Business Advisor.

IOM3 Younger Members' Committee Art Competition
The IOM3 Younger Members' Committee (YMC) celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2017 and is commissioning an art piece to commemorate the occasion.

The Knowledge Bank is Launched
The Knowledge Quarter has today launched the Knowledge Bank; an online platform to connect incredible institutions and individuals all within a short walking distance of one another.

Physics and ballet meet in an event to explore the biomechanics of dance
An audience at the Royal Opera House (ROH) saw how knowledge of the biomechanics of dance can reduce the risk of injury to ballet dancers and help them to enhance their performance, in a special evening organised jointly by the ROH and the IOP.

The Francis Crick Institute opens the new Somers Town Living Centre
A brand new community space for people living in Somers Town has opened within the Francis Crick Institute. The St Pancras and Somers Town Living Centre will help to improve health and wellbeing locally by offering a range of services that have been developed with Somers Town residents and which complement successful services already on offer in the area.