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Strawberry Fair, a major part of the cultural life of Cambridge since 1974, will not go ahead this year.
Watch your food being cooked - and a retail section - as Jay Scrimshaw and Richard Stokes combine for new restaurant
Two Cambridge Rotary Clubs have been heavily involved in an ongoing project helping a village community in The Gambia, West Africa.
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Michelle Winter, 49, of Godmanchester, was described as a dangerous individual, with a “clear propensity to violence”.
Police have seized suspected drugs at a home in Bassingbourn.
The Met Office has issued an amber weather warning for snow and ice for Saturday, January 16 across the Eastern region.
12,000 students took part last term.
Cambridge company’s test is on exhaled breath
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Honouring the deserving champions Boris Johnson applauds as 'an inspiration to us all'
U's goalkeeper hails ‘special team’
Fans’ favourite takes on new role
U’s seeking a third win in a row
U's nearly at halfway point of the season
U’s squad get Covid all-clear in latest set of tests
The deal is expected to be completed in the first half of 2021.
January 18 date for 24-hours of positivity, sharing and support hosted by Alex Hughes
Nominations to the awards close on Friday January 15.
It is designed to handle the massive data demands for the life science industry and explosion in artificial intelligence.
The first episode of the 10th series of Death in Paradise aired last week, on the same day that Robert Thorogood's new novel was released.
Linton-based school teacher Jemima Price has enjoyed the reaction to having her first novel, Finding Ruby, published.
A new art installation in Histon and Impington features six small-scale ‘jelly’ sculptures carved in stone and bronze.
First round defeat for Cambridge potter
Cambridgeshire potter included after positive Covid-19 tests
Facility set up at West Cambridge site
University of Cambridge and Pirbright Institute also explored which animals may be suspectible.
A foundation year will offer talented students a new route to undergraduate study.
They combined CT (computed tomography) scans with ultrasound images to create a visual guide.
They will use autonomous underwater gliders to understand its effect.
We have expanded our home delivery network - or you can read the newspaper on any device digitally.
Images capturing some of the ways residents have been decorating their homes and gardens.
From Trump to Brexit to the Covid ‘resistance’, Paul Kirkley argues a binding narrative thread runs through the world’s lurch into dangerous nonsense.
Outdoor option with internet access and double-glazing is proving huge draw
Decision on it is a matter for South Cambridgeshire District Council, the government confirms to the Cambridge Independent.
The 25-year-old web developer will get 70 per cent of his rent back towards a deposit on buying his first home.
The company missed the call for sites deadline - but that will not count against its chances, as we explain.
Campaigners have already mobilised against the shock plans, warning it would destroy villages.