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Plans for a permanent Cambridge Repair Cafe

Plans for a permanent Cambridge Repair Cafe

Cambridge could become one of just a few cities in the country to have a permanent base for a Repair Cafe.

School strikers get adult support for Friday climate protest

School strikers get adult support for Friday climate protest

School strikers get adult support for Friday climate protest

Global day of action will take climate anxiety to streets of Cambridge

Members of Nigel Gawthrope's family to run in this year's Chariots of Fire

Members of Nigel Gawthrope's family to run in this year's Chariots of Fire

Members of Nigel Gawthrope's family to run in this year's Chariots of Fire

Some of the late Cambridge mayor's family will be running in this year's Chariots of Fire, the region's largest charitable relay race

F45 Training Cambridge Station to officially launch this Saturday (September 21)

F45 Training Cambridge Station to officially launch this Saturday (September 21)

F45 Training Cambridge Station to officially launch this Saturday (September 21)

F45 Training, located at 60 Station Road, CB1, will be hosting an opening event from 11am to 3pm.

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What is causing the traffic chaos on the A14 and A10 around Cambridge?

What is causing the traffic chaos on the A14 and A10 around Cambridge?

What is causing the traffic chaos on the A14 and A10 around Cambridge?

Cambridge commuters were brought to a standstill today (Wednesday, September 17)

CMR Surgical raises £195m to bring its Versius robot to hospitals across the world

CMR Surgical raises £195m to bring its Versius robot to hospitals across the world

CMR Surgical raises £195m to bring its Versius robot to hospitals across the world

It represents Europe's largest private financing round for medical technology.

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Meet the former Cambridge police officer working with our schools to tackle violence and drugs

Meet the former Cambridge police officer working with our schools to tackle violence and drugs

Meet the former Cambridge police officer working with our schools to tackle violence and drugs

A police officer has quit the force to help schools tackle a “genuinely frightening” increase in street violence and county lines.

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Police investigating a sex assault in Cambridge issue CCTV images

Police investigating a sex assault in Cambridge issue CCTV images

Police investigating a sex assault in Cambridge issue CCTV images

Police want the public's help in identifying a man caught on CCTV

Microfluidic platform "uses light patterns to pick up droplets and move them around"

Microfluidic platform "uses light patterns to pick up droplets and move them around"

Microfluidic platform "uses light patterns to pick up droplets and move them around"

£1.3m investment for Lightcast Discovery's complex cell analysis technology will accelerate pilot studies with global pharma firms
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Shelford Women's duo named in Great Britain squad for the International Police Rugby Championship

Shelford Women's duo named in Great Britain squad for the International Police Rugby Championship

And former Shelford player earns Saracens deal

Cambridge United earn back-to-back wins on their travels in Sky Bet League Two

Cambridge United earn back-to-back wins on their travels in Sky Bet League Two

Cambridge United earn back-to-back wins on their travels in Sky Bet League Two

U's get back to winning ways with triumphs at Crewe Alexandra and Mansfield Town

Cambridge City announce Mind as charity partners

Cambridge City announce Mind as charity partners

Cambridge City announce Mind as charity partners

Lilywhites slip up on the road

Great Britain athlete Ollie Fox forced to take a back step after tough choices through illness

Great Britain athlete Ollie Fox forced to take a back step after tough choices through illness

Great Britain athlete Ollie Fox forced to take a back step after tough choices through illness

Having at the World Cross-Country Championships this year, the Cambridge University student has had to reassess his sporting future.

Gog Magog surge to Cambridgeshire Area Golf Union glory over Ely City

Gog Magog surge to Cambridgeshire Area Golf Union glory over Ely City

Gog Magog surge to Cambridgeshire Area Golf Union glory over Ely City

Strong showing in both foursomes and singles.
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BUSINESS

Cambridge law firm CB4Law becomes FLG in merger

Cambridge law firm CB4Law becomes FLG in merger

Milton Road firm has joined forces with a legal firm specialising in family law with offices across the Midlands and home counties.

Seven trainees begin their careers at Hewitsons

Seven trainees begin their careers at Hewitsons

Seven trainees begin their careers at Hewitsons

The Cambridge law firm offers two-year training contracts.

CMR Surgical raises £195m to bring its Versius robot to hospitals across the world

CMR Surgical raises £195m to bring its Versius robot to hospitals across the world

CMR Surgical raises £195m to bring its Versius robot to hospitals across the world

It represents Europe's largest private financing round for medical technology.

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Microfluidic platform "uses light patterns to pick up droplets and move them around"

Microfluidic platform "uses light patterns to pick up droplets and move them around"

Microfluidic platform "uses light patterns to pick up droplets and move them around"

£1.3m investment for Lightcast Discovery's complex cell analysis technology will accelerate pilot studies with global pharma firms

How Cheyney Design uses X-rays to keep our food free of foreign bodies

How Cheyney Design uses X-rays to keep our food free of foreign bodies

How Cheyney Design uses X-rays to keep our food free of foreign bodies

South Cambridgeshire company eyes tenfold increase in revenue with technology also used by pharmaceutical and cosmetics industries.
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F45 Training Cambridge Station to officially launch this Saturday (September 21)

F45 Training Cambridge Station to officially launch this Saturday (September 21)

F45 Training, located at 60 Station Road, CB1, will be hosting an opening event from 11am to 3pm.

Members of Nigel Gawthrope's family to run in this year's Chariots of Fire

Members of Nigel Gawthrope's family to run in this year's Chariots of Fire

Members of Nigel Gawthrope's family to run in this year's Chariots of Fire

Some of the late Cambridge mayor's family will be running in this year's Chariots of Fire, the region's largest charitable relay race

Samantha Womack interview: It's a relief not being glamorous

Samantha Womack interview: It's a relief not being glamorous

Samantha Womack interview: It's a relief not being glamorous

The former Eastenders star is playing a "vile, unruly and broken" woman in the stage adaptation of thriller The Girl on the Train

Comedian Jasper Carrott talks 'Stand Up & Rock' and reveals a connection to the 'Peaky Blinders' TV series

Comedian Jasper Carrott talks 'Stand Up & Rock' and reveals a connection to the 'Peaky Blinders' TV series

Comedian Jasper Carrott talks 'Stand Up & Rock' and reveals a connection to the 'Peaky Blinders' TV series

Legendary Brummie comic Jasper Carrott will be bringing his new show, Stand Up & Rock, to Cambridge on Friday, September 13

Explore future of food in virtual reality at University of Cambridge Festival of Ideas

Explore future of food in virtual reality at University of Cambridge Festival of Ideas

Explore future of food in virtual reality at University of Cambridge Festival of Ideas

Explore vertical farming for the home, 3D printing to cut down on fish waste and tomatoes grown in Iceland
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Explore future of food in virtual reality at University of Cambridge Festival of Ideas

Explore future of food in virtual reality at University of Cambridge Festival of Ideas

Explore future of food in virtual reality at University of Cambridge Festival of Ideas

Explore vertical farming for the home, 3D printing to cut down on fish waste and tomatoes grown in Iceland

Talga kickstarts global role for Cambridge’s cleantech sector

Talga kickstarts global role for Cambridge’s cleantech sector

Talga kickstarts global role for Cambridge’s cleantech sector

Graphene and lithium battery specialist has R&D facility at the Bradfield Centre

Malaria Cell Atlas created by Wellcome Sanger Institute to help tackle global health challenge

Malaria Cell Atlas created by Wellcome Sanger Institute to help tackle global health challenge

Malaria Cell Atlas created by Wellcome Sanger Institute to help tackle global health challenge

The freely-available resource will help to develop new drugs and vaccines

Hundreds turn out at Cambridge rally to protest over prorogation of Parliament

Hundreds turn out at Cambridge rally to protest over prorogation of Parliament

Hundreds turn out at Cambridge rally to protest over prorogation of Parliament

City MP Daniel Zeichner says Boris Johnson is playing ‘very, very high stakes game of chicken with our country’

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EDUCATION

Meet the former Cambridge police officer working with our schools to tackle violence and drugs

Meet the former Cambridge police officer working with our schools to tackle violence and drugs

A police officer has quit the force to help schools tackle a “genuinely frightening” increase in street violence and county lines.

Pupils from two countries bond over STEM future

Pupils from two countries bond over STEM future

Pupils from two countries bond over STEM future

Budding engineers had a trip of a lifetime to Cambridge after winning a competition involving two-million contestants in China.

A new programme called Super Tuesdays is set to start at Cambridge University’s Institute of Continuing Education

A new programme called Super Tuesdays is set to start at Cambridge University’s Institute of Continuing Education

A new programme called Super Tuesdays is set to start at Cambridge University’s Institute of Continuing Education

Academics at Cambridge University are to lead a new series of low-cost, bite-sized courses

Beef-free menus help Cambridge University cut food impact

Beef-free menus help Cambridge University cut food impact

Beef-free menus help Cambridge University cut food impact

The University of Cambridge has reduced its food-related carbon emissions by more than 10 per cent by removing certain meats and fish from its menus.
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SCIENCE

Microfluidic platform "uses light patterns to pick up droplets and move them around"

Microfluidic platform "uses light patterns to pick up droplets and move them around"

£1.3m investment for Lightcast Discovery's complex cell analysis technology will accelerate pilot studies with global pharma firms

‘Inspirational’ Dr Jane Osbourn to chair Mogrify board

‘Inspirational’ Dr Jane Osbourn to chair Mogrify board

‘Inspirational’ Dr Jane Osbourn to chair Mogrify board

The former MedImmune site leader says company's platform has the ability to address many of the current challenges of cell therapy.

Finalists in the 2019 Cambridge Independent Science and Technology Awards revealed

Finalists in the 2019 Cambridge Independent Science and Technology Awards revealed

Finalists in the 2019 Cambridge Independent Science and Technology Awards revealed

The shortlist features nominees across 15 categories and represent an incredible array of talent.

Professor Sir Christopher Dobson, master of St John’s College, Cambridge, dies at 69

Professor Sir Christopher Dobson, master of St John’s College, Cambridge, dies at 69

Professor Sir Christopher Dobson, master of St John’s College, Cambridge, dies at 69

A prolific chemist, he advanced global knowledge of neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's

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LIFESTYLE

Explore future of food in virtual reality at University of Cambridge Festival of Ideas

Explore future of food in virtual reality at University of Cambridge Festival of Ideas

Explore vertical farming for the home, 3D printing to cut down on fish waste and tomatoes grown in Iceland

BrewDog aims to be centre for learning about craft beer

BrewDog aims to be centre for learning about craft beer

BrewDog aims to be centre for learning about craft beer

BrewDog Cambridge has opened its doors to customers for the first time.

We taste test the cricket crackers for sale at Cambridge Cheese Company

We taste test the cricket crackers for sale at Cambridge Cheese Company

We taste test the cricket crackers for sale at Cambridge Cheese Company

High in protein and environmentally friendly, crackers where one of the main ingredients is crickets (yes, you read that right) are now on sale

Mill Road bridge closure has cost Indian restaurant £20,000 and three employees

Mill Road bridge closure has cost Indian restaurant £20,000 and three employees

Mill Road bridge closure has cost Indian restaurant £20,000 and three employees

Traders say they are in danger of losing their livelihoods due to the closure
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PROPERTY

Crest Nicholson’s to hold property showcase event in Cambridge

Crest Nicholson’s to hold property showcase event in Cambridge

Developer Crest Nicholson is holding a property showcase event this Saturday (September 7) from 10am to 5pm at its Halo development

River frontage and excellent commuter links for extended Cambridgeshire home

River frontage and excellent commuter links for extended Cambridgeshire home

River frontage and excellent commuter links for extended Cambridgeshire home

There is much to recommend this spacious property, which is situated in a tucked-away spot in Shepreth

How Cambourne High Street could look under Newcrest’s plans for new homes and shops

How Cambourne High Street could look under Newcrest’s plans for new homes and shops

How Cambourne High Street could look under Newcrest’s plans for new homes and shops

The developer has put forward plans to create a vibrant town centre

Eve Waldron of Cambridge-based Eve Waldron Design on activity-based working - is your office designed for it?

Eve Waldron of Cambridge-based Eve Waldron Design on activity-based working - is your office designed for it?

Eve Waldron of Cambridge-based Eve Waldron Design on activity-based working - is your office designed for it?

Activity-based working (ABW) has emerged as one of the fastest growing design trends
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