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Claire Wilcox, senior curator of exhibitions at the museum, will be giving the presentation at The Perse School
A man has been charged with manslaughter following the death of a teenager in Cambridge.
Police are investigating after a man was reportedly seen assaulting a woman while in possession of an imitation firearm.
Cambridge councillor "disappearing Donald" Adey, who represents Trumpington while living in Fife, says he will quit Cambridge City Council.
Journeys on the A1, the A421 and the A428 will be improved by a new three tier junction at the Black Cat roundabout in Bedfordshire
The biopharmaceutical company has reported strong results for its cancer drugs and in the Chinese market
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“It is a credit to our staff, volunteers and trustees," says CEO Lynn Morgan
Children under 12 invited to take part in art competition to help Milton charity EACH
Light Blues to do battle with Oxford in Cambridge this Saturday
Success in Cardiff for Cambridge snooker player
Night to forget for the U's
We catch up with the former co-captain of Harvard University's Radcliffe varsity crew about life at the Light Blues
Medals galore for young swimmers
The Bar Hill-based printing company has seen its Net Promoter Score rise in the last year
Sanger Institute and EMBL EBI scientists are working on the microbiome
We share our bodies with trillions of micro-organisms - and Eagle Genomics is using AI to help us understand what's happening to them
The estate agency, auctioneer and commercial property company has unveiled a new corporate identity
The Corn Exchange will welcome the popular collective this Thursday (February 21)
Ardal O'Hanlon, the Irish comedian writer, and star of such TV hits as Father Ted and Death In Paradise brings his stand-up show to the city
Cambridge Literary Festival launched its spring programme with an event featuring local authors Bee Wilson and Jill Dawson
Larvae-ly event offers a bit of ‘grub’ with your chardonnay
Children and teenagers march to demand climate emergency on day of nationwide strikes
The shop is a first for the maker of the hugely popular credit-card sized computers
One option for stretch between Cambourne and Madingley Mulch would be off-road
The fifth John Hughes Arts festival took place between February 8-12 at Jesus College
Cambridge’s newest primary school will be dedicated to STEM subjects when it opens on the Wing development.
The popular Dr Wright also served as director of studies for medicine and as a college tutor
Chief scientist of British Antarctic Survey survey reports on progress...
Marion Perrin and Daniel Bode will set off from Biarritz on February 21 for a 10-day adventure across France, Spain and Morocco
The Ivy Cambridge Brasserie has been holding its ‘month of inspiration' in honour of the great scientist and Cambridge resident since early January
High street trading is 'challenging' - as footfall in December falls nearly 5% on last year
This warm and welcoming Mexican/British eating establishment is well worth a visit
Following its inaugural event in September 2017, the show – supported by the Cambridge Independent – is to return on Saturday and Sunday, March 30-31
Chippenham Lodge Stud also includes a six-bedroom house, two four-bedroom cottages and two three-bedroom cottages
Approval is given for demolition of warehouses on the Ridgeon site in Cromwell Road
