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Clubbers rocked as iconic Cambridge nightclub shuts

Clubbers rocked as iconic Cambridge nightclub shuts

Closure also leaves doubts over the future of one of the few LGBT+ nights in the city

Food, fun and gifts aplenty at Ely Cathedral’s festive fair

Food, fun and gifts aplenty at Ely Cathedral’s festive fair

Food, fun and gifts aplenty at Ely Cathedral’s festive fair

Some 16,000-17,000 flocked to Ely Cathedral last week for its annual Christmas Gift & Food Fair.

Cambridge 2030 vision aims to tackle inequality across city

Cambridge 2030 vision aims to tackle inequality across city

Cambridge 2030 vision aims to tackle inequality across city

A new initiative has been launched that aims to unite the Cambridge community to fight inequality and create a healthy and prosperous city.

Closure on A1198 in Cambridgeshire after accident

Closure on A1198 in Cambridgeshire after accident

Closure on A1198 in Cambridgeshire after accident

Police have advised motorists to avoid the area.

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Cambridge city centre ‘should open to electric vehicles only’

Cambridge city centre ‘should open to electric vehicles only’

Cambridge city centre ‘should open to electric vehicles only’

Citizens’ assembly calls for bold action – and creation of a Transport for London style body to co-ordinate journeys

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Cycle Pharmaceuticals signs partnership with Catalent to develop its rare disease drugs

Cycle Pharmaceuticals signs partnership with Catalent to develop its rare disease drugs

Cycle Pharmaceuticals signs partnership with Catalent to develop its rare disease drugs

Zydis technology will be applied to four of the Cambridge company’s products.

New malaria drug targets found in study involving Wellcome Sanger Institute

New malaria drug targets found in study involving Wellcome Sanger Institute

New malaria drug targets found in study involving Wellcome Sanger Institute

Study paves the way for medicines that would target the parasite in the liver, before it rapidly reproduces.

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Gallery: Cambridge's North Pole opens

Gallery: Cambridge's North Pole opens

Gallery: Cambridge's North Pole opens

The North Pole – ‘Cambridge’s very own winter wonderland’ – opened last weekend.

Milton Tesco petrol station to close for six weeks

Milton Tesco petrol station to close for six weeks

Milton Tesco petrol station to close for six weeks

Motorists are being warned that the petrol station at Milton Tesco will close for six weeks from Thursday, January 2.
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Charlie Rolls holds nerve to take UCI World Urban Games Bike Trials title

Charlie Rolls holds nerve to take UCI World Urban Games Bike Trials title

Success for Longstowe youngster in China

Cambridge United ready for the challenge of Carlisle United in Sky Bet League Two

Cambridge United ready for the challenge of Carlisle United in Sky Bet League Two

Cambridge United ready for the challenge of Carlisle United in Sky Bet League Two

U's set for trip to managerless Cumbrians

Cambridge United run the rule over injury list ahead of trip to Carlisle United in Sky Bet League Two

Cambridge United run the rule over injury list ahead of trip to Carlisle United in Sky Bet League Two

Cambridge United run the rule over injury list ahead of trip to Carlisle United in Sky Bet League Two

Colin Calderwood provides an update on the squad's fitness

Ben Dudgeon strikes twice as Cambridge City II beat City of Peterborough II

Ben Dudgeon strikes twice as Cambridge City II beat City of Peterborough II

Ben Dudgeon strikes twice as Cambridge City II beat City of Peterborough II

East Men's Hockey League round-up

Euan Gilmour on target as Cambridge City hold leaders Wapping to draw in Men's Hockey League, Conference East

Euan Gilmour on target as Cambridge City hold leaders Wapping to draw in Men's Hockey League, Conference East

Euan Gilmour on target as Cambridge City hold leaders Wapping to draw in Men's Hockey League, Conference East

But defeat for ladies' side against Wimbledon
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BUSINESS

Future labs will 'break the walls of your mind'

Future labs will 'break the walls of your mind'

Illuminating vision of how multi-disciplinary science will collaborate in future settings

Cambridge 2030 vision aims to tackle inequality across city

Cambridge 2030 vision aims to tackle inequality across city

Cambridge 2030 vision aims to tackle inequality across city

A new initiative has been launched that aims to unite the Cambridge community to fight inequality and create a healthy and prosperous city.

Cycle Pharmaceuticals signs partnership with Catalent to develop its rare disease drugs

Cycle Pharmaceuticals signs partnership with Catalent to develop its rare disease drugs

Cycle Pharmaceuticals signs partnership with Catalent to develop its rare disease drugs

Zydis technology will be applied to four of the Cambridge company’s products.

Why you should involve your children in financial planning

Why you should involve your children in financial planning

Why you should involve your children in financial planning

Sponsored feature | By Michael Bretherick, chartered financial planner, Gibbs Denley Financial & Investment Advisers

£50million Tamburlaine hotel sold to become the Clayton

£50million Tamburlaine hotel sold to become the Clayton

£50million Tamburlaine hotel sold to become the Clayton

Station Road's four-star hotel under new ownership and will become 'Clayton Hotel Cambridge' within weeks
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WHAT'S ON

See Argentinian classical guitarist Daniela Rossi in Cottenham this weekend

See Argentinian classical guitarist Daniela Rossi in Cottenham this weekend

The talented musician will be at All Saints’ Church at 4pm this Sunday (November 24).

Our guide to the Cambridge Christmas lights switch-on events

Our guide to the Cambridge Christmas lights switch-on events

Our guide to the Cambridge Christmas lights switch-on events

The market square will be the centre of attention.

Food, fun and gifts aplenty at Ely Cathedral’s festive fair

Food, fun and gifts aplenty at Ely Cathedral’s festive fair

Food, fun and gifts aplenty at Ely Cathedral’s festive fair

Some 16,000-17,000 flocked to Ely Cathedral last week for its annual Christmas Gift & Food Fair.

Celebrating the music of Pink Floyd with just three instruments

Celebrating the music of Pink Floyd with just three instruments

Celebrating the music of Pink Floyd with just three instruments

'Dark Side of the Mandolin' will be on at St Andrew’s Street Baptist Church on Saturday, December 7.

Bill's launches Christmas menu

Bill's launches Christmas menu

Bill's launches Christmas menu

Bill’s Restaurant & Bar - the Cambridge branch of which is on Green Street in the city centre - have launched their Christmas menus.
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VIDEOS

Lib Dem leader Jo Swinson visits Cambridge primary school to discuss £10bn boost for education

Lib Dem leader Jo Swinson visits Cambridge primary school to discuss £10bn boost for education

Lib Dem leader Jo Swinson visits Cambridge primary school to discuss £10bn boost for education

Jo Swinson met teachers and school children on the campaign trail in the city as she launched her party's manifesto pledge on education

8,000 British species to be sequenced as £9.4m from Wellcome funds first phase of Darwin Tree of Life project

8,000 British species to be sequenced as £9.4m from Wellcome funds first phase of Darwin Tree of Life project

8,000 British species to be sequenced as £9.4m from Wellcome funds first phase of Darwin Tree of Life project

It is part of the wider Earth Biogenome Project to sequence all life on Earth.

Review: OMD celebrate their 40th anniversary in Cambridge

Review: OMD celebrate their 40th anniversary in Cambridge

Review: OMD celebrate their 40th anniversary in Cambridge

The synth-pop pioneers performed "new songs, old songs and a couple of weird songs" at the Corn Exchange on Friday, November 15.

Frontier Developments’ Planet Zoo earns rave reviews from players

Frontier Developments’ Planet Zoo earns rave reviews from players

Frontier Developments’ Planet Zoo earns rave reviews from players

Build and manage your own zoo with the latest released from the Cambridge Science Park-based company.
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EDUCATION

Research from Cambridge Judge Business School: From a lack of crowd wisdom to less-than-useful communication

Research from Cambridge Judge Business School: From a lack of crowd wisdom to less-than-useful communication

In the first of a series, Charles Goldsmith, head of media relations at Cambridge Judge Business School, summarising some of its recent research.

Lib Dem leader Jo Swinson visits Cambridge primary school to discuss £10bn boost for education

Lib Dem leader Jo Swinson visits Cambridge primary school to discuss £10bn boost for education

Lib Dem leader Jo Swinson visits Cambridge primary school to discuss £10bn boost for education

Jo Swinson met teachers and school children on the campaign trail in the city as she launched her party's manifesto pledge on education

Inside the Institute for Manufacturing at Cambridge: Studying digital printing technology

Inside the Institute for Manufacturing at Cambridge: Studying digital printing technology

Inside the Institute for Manufacturing at Cambridge: Studying digital printing technology

For the final part of our look inside the IfM, we talk to Dr Cristina Rodriguez Rivero.

Sociable crows are healthier, finds Anglia Ruskin University study

Sociable crows are healthier, finds Anglia Ruskin University study

Sociable crows are healthier, finds Anglia Ruskin University study

Research led by Dr Claudia Wascher found they fewer parasites.
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SCIENCE

New malaria drug targets found in study involving Wellcome Sanger Institute

New malaria drug targets found in study involving Wellcome Sanger Institute

Study paves the way for medicines that would target the parasite in the liver, before it rapidly reproduces.

Sociable crows are healthier, finds Anglia Ruskin University study

Sociable crows are healthier, finds Anglia Ruskin University study

Sociable crows are healthier, finds Anglia Ruskin University study

Research led by Dr Claudia Wascher found they fewer parasites.

8,000 British species to be sequenced as £9.4m from Wellcome funds first phase of Darwin Tree of Life project

8,000 British species to be sequenced as £9.4m from Wellcome funds first phase of Darwin Tree of Life project

8,000 British species to be sequenced as £9.4m from Wellcome funds first phase of Darwin Tree of Life project

It is part of the wider Earth Biogenome Project to sequence all life on Earth.

Four stunning sights for stargazers

Four stunning sights for stargazers

Four stunning sights for stargazers

For the latest in our series with Cambridge Astronomical Association, we asked chairman Paul Fellows what amateur astronomers should look out for.
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LIFESTYLE

Bill's launches Christmas menu

Bill's launches Christmas menu

Bill’s Restaurant & Bar - the Cambridge branch of which is on Green Street in the city centre - have launched their Christmas menus.

Review: The Duck Truck, Cambridge

Review: The Duck Truck, Cambridge

Review: The Duck Truck, Cambridge

The popular food truck opened a restaurant at The Grafton centre yesterday (Saturday, November 16).

GAIL’s will bake up a stir in Cambridge

GAIL’s will bake up a stir in Cambridge

GAIL’s will bake up a stir in Cambridge

Free food will be given away to celebrate the London-based baker’s arrival at The Grafton.

The Duck Truck to open at The Grafton centre in Cambridge

The Duck Truck to open at The Grafton centre in Cambridge

The Duck Truck to open at The Grafton centre in Cambridge

It will be the first shopping centre to feature the street food favourite.

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PROPERTY

Homes for homeless: Build under way at Waterbeach Barracks

Homes for homeless: Build under way at Waterbeach Barracks

Modular units will be 'space a person can be proud of' when installed in Cambridge next month

Birch Meadow open weekend taking place this week

Birch Meadow open weekend taking place this week

Birch Meadow open weekend taking place this week

Visitors are invited to Storey Homes’ open weekend in Barkway this Saturday (November 16) and Sunday (November 17).

69 affordable rent council homes will replace Colville Road housing blocks in Cambridge

69 affordable rent council homes will replace Colville Road housing blocks in Cambridge

69 affordable rent council homes will replace Colville Road housing blocks in Cambridge

The decision means Cambridge City Council is on course to deliver over 500 new council homes by 2022.

Have you overpaid your stamp duty land tax?

Have you overpaid your stamp duty land tax?

Have you overpaid your stamp duty land tax?

A sponsored feature with Judith Pederzolli, SDLT specialist at PEM
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