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IWF a ‘fundamental’ part of protecting young people gaming online, says Jagex

IWF a ‘fundamental’ part of protecting young people gaming online, says Jagex

The games company is currently the only member of the Internet Watch Foundation solely founded and based in Cambridge.

Red Rebels’ silent Sunday sermon through Cambridge

Red Rebels’ silent Sunday sermon through Cambridge

Red Rebels’ silent Sunday sermon through Cambridge

‘Murmuration’ of mythic drama concludes madcap week of Extinction Rebellion activism

Museum Remix reveals the stories too sexy for the Victorians

Museum Remix reveals the stories too sexy for the Victorians

Museum Remix reveals the stories too sexy for the Victorians

Museum Remix display at the Museum of Classical Archaeology will uncover the hidden LGBTQ+ stories from classical history

Artist’s sketches of punters at The Flying Pig to go on display at pub

Artist’s sketches of punters at The Flying Pig to go on display at pub

Artist’s sketches of punters at The Flying Pig to go on display at pub

Anglia Ruskin University lecturer Jim Butler took up his drawing pad at the Hills Road pub.

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Memorial event supports disability groups and refugees

Memorial event supports disability groups and refugees

Memorial event supports disability groups and refugees

An event to mark Holocaust Memorial Day (HMD) in Cambridge raised almost £1,000.

Helping to save the lives of Cambridge’s threatened population of toads

Helping to save the lives of Cambridge’s threatened population of toads

Helping to save the lives of Cambridge’s threatened population of toads

A wildlife group is doing its best to make life less hazardous for the county’s toads, including installing special ladders.

Have your say on plans for Cambridgeshire Autonomous Metro

Have your say on plans for Cambridgeshire Autonomous Metro

Have your say on plans for Cambridgeshire Autonomous Metro

The planned underground section will include interchange hubs at the city centre and at Cambridge railway station.

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Man dies after Melbourn collision

Man dies after Melbourn collision

Man dies after Melbourn collision

Passenger John Fenton of Royston, 90, died 10 days after collision

Extinction Rebellion Cambridge Youth members climb on to canopy at Shell garage in latest protest

Extinction Rebellion Cambridge Youth members climb on to canopy at Shell garage in latest protest

Extinction Rebellion Cambridge Youth members climb on to canopy at Shell garage in latest protest

Five people arrested on suspicion of criminal damage as the climate activists continue their week of protest.

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Head coach James Shanahan takes pride in Cambridge University RUFC 10-match winning run

Head coach James Shanahan takes pride in Cambridge University RUFC 10-match winning run

Five victories completes 100 per cent record in Lent Term

Sure-shot Georgie Coote happy to chip in the goals for Cambridge City Hockey Club

Sure-shot Georgie Coote happy to chip in the goals for Cambridge City Hockey Club

Sure-shot Georgie Coote happy to chip in the goals for Cambridge City Hockey Club

Rich vein of form for seconds

Three first-half goals do the damage as Cambridge City are beaten by Reading

Three first-half goals do the damage as Cambridge City are beaten by Reading

Three first-half goals do the damage as Cambridge City are beaten by Reading

Comeback not enough to catch visitors at Wilberforce Road

Cambridge United growing in stature as defensive resilience boosts Sky Bet League Two form

Cambridge United growing in stature as defensive resilience boosts Sky Bet League Two form

Cambridge United growing in stature as defensive resilience boosts Sky Bet League Two form

Compact nature of the U's makes them difficult to break down

Victory over Colchester United was catalyst to Cambridge United's winning run, says Mark Bonner

Victory over Colchester United was catalyst to Cambridge United's winning run, says Mark Bonner

Victory over Colchester United was catalyst to Cambridge United's winning run, says Mark Bonner

U's turnaround in fortunes prompts head scratching

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BUSINESS

IWF a ‘fundamental’ part of protecting young people gaming online, says Jagex

IWF a ‘fundamental’ part of protecting young people gaming online, says Jagex

The games company is currently the only member of the Internet Watch Foundation solely founded and based in Cambridge.

Saunders Boston’s celebrations showcase century of progress

Saunders Boston’s celebrations showcase century of progress

Saunders Boston’s celebrations showcase century of progress

Future of architecture speakers look to integrating sustainable technology

Milestone as CMR Surgical’s Versius robot is used by NHS hospitals for first time

Milestone as CMR Surgical’s Versius robot is used by NHS hospitals for first time

Milestone as CMR Surgical’s Versius robot is used by NHS hospitals for first time

Western General Hospital in Edinburgh and Milton Keynes University Hospital NHS Trust have adopted the system.

Cambridge North cycle hire hub is now open

Cambridge North cycle hire hub is now open

Cambridge North cycle hire hub is now open

Daniel Zeichner MP opens bizbike service from station

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Need help to recycle more of your business waste?

Need help to recycle more of your business waste?

Need help to recycle more of your business waste?

A sponsored feature by Greater Cambridge Commercial Waste
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Museum Remix reveals the stories too sexy for the Victorians

Museum Remix reveals the stories too sexy for the Victorians

Museum Remix display at the Museum of Classical Archaeology will uncover the hidden LGBTQ+ stories from classical history

Artist’s sketches of punters at The Flying Pig to go on display at pub

Artist’s sketches of punters at The Flying Pig to go on display at pub

Artist’s sketches of punters at The Flying Pig to go on display at pub

Anglia Ruskin University lecturer Jim Butler took up his drawing pad at the Hills Road pub.

Review: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra: Glinka, Beethoven, Tchaikovsky

Review: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra: Glinka, Beethoven, Tchaikovsky

Review: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra: Glinka, Beethoven, Tchaikovsky

Under its conductor, Domingo Hindoyan, the Orchestra presented a wonderful evening of music making at the Corn Exchange on Wednesday (February 19).

Cambridge to welcome back Jake Bugg

Cambridge to welcome back Jake Bugg

Cambridge to welcome back Jake Bugg

The singer-songwriter, who headlined the Cambridge Folk Festival in 2017, will be at the Corn Exchange next month.

Our guide to Twilight at the Museums 2020: All the events in Cambridge and beyond

Our guide to Twilight at the Museums 2020: All the events in Cambridge and beyond

Our guide to Twilight at the Museums 2020: All the events in Cambridge and beyond

All the events, and a map, to help you to explore the city’s museums after dark and discover what's lurking in the shadows on Wednesday February 19.
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VIDEOS

Red Rebels’ silent Sunday sermon through Cambridge

Red Rebels’ silent Sunday sermon through Cambridge

Red Rebels’ silent Sunday sermon through Cambridge

‘Murmuration’ of mythic drama concludes madcap week of Extinction Rebellion activism

Milestone as CMR Surgical’s Versius robot is used by NHS hospitals for first time

Milestone as CMR Surgical’s Versius robot is used by NHS hospitals for first time

Milestone as CMR Surgical’s Versius robot is used by NHS hospitals for first time

Western General Hospital in Edinburgh and Milton Keynes University Hospital NHS Trust have adopted the system.

Cambridge to welcome back Jake Bugg

Cambridge to welcome back Jake Bugg

Cambridge to welcome back Jake Bugg

The singer-songwriter, who headlined the Cambridge Folk Festival in 2017, will be at the Corn Exchange next month.

Seven Extinction Rebellion arrests as Newton lawn fallout continues

Seven Extinction Rebellion arrests as Newton lawn fallout continues

Seven Extinction Rebellion arrests as Newton lawn fallout continues

Protesters' second blockade of Cambridge oil services company base this year sees police move in

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EDUCATION

Michael Ignatieff condemns EU inaction against Hungary, ‘a simulacra of democracy’

Michael Ignatieff condemns EU inaction against Hungary, ‘a simulacra of democracy’

President of Central European University, speaking at the Babbage Lecture Theatre, says of Orban-run state: ‘It’s not free’

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Extinction Rebellion Cambridge activists dig up Trinity College lawn

Extinction Rebellion Cambridge activists dig up Trinity College lawn

Extinction Rebellion Cambridge activists dig up Trinity College lawn

Extinction Rebellion activists are digging up the lawn outside Trinity College this morning (Monday, February 17).

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Marshall marks 100 years of offering apprenticeships with launch of new centre

Marshall marks 100 years of offering apprenticeships with launch of new centre

Marshall marks 100 years of offering apprenticeships with launch of new centre

The Cambridge company has trained more than 20,000 apprentices.

Dr Islam’s visa fate ‘reveals hole at heart of UK university policy’, says Cambridge MP

Dr Islam’s visa fate ‘reveals hole at heart of UK university policy’, says Cambridge MP

Dr Islam’s visa fate ‘reveals hole at heart of UK university policy’, says Cambridge MP

Newnham College PhD awaits fate on temporary visa
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SCIENCE

Royal Papworth Hospital to lead £1.4m study to help patients after cardiac surgery

Royal Papworth Hospital to lead £1.4m study to help patients after cardiac surgery

Pilot showed it can speed up recovery and reduce readmission.

Call to fast-track more roles as Cambridge scientists (but not Dr Islam) get fast-track visa option

Call to fast-track more roles as Cambridge scientists (but not Dr Islam) get fast-track visa option

Call to fast-track more roles as Cambridge scientists (but not Dr Islam) get fast-track visa option

New application system starting February 20 excludes all other roles that Cambridge science requires

The new University of Cambridge centre that takes biology beyond boundaries

The new University of Cambridge centre that takes biology beyond boundaries

The new University of Cambridge centre that takes biology beyond boundaries

The Cambridge Centre for Physical Biology will draw on multiple disciplines to solve complex problems.

Our guide to the Cambridge Science Festival 2020

Our guide to the Cambridge Science Festival 2020

Our guide to the Cambridge Science Festival 2020

Discover the highlights promised for this year's festival and when bookings open for the hottest events
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LIFESTYLE

Artist’s sketches of punters at The Flying Pig to go on display at pub

Artist’s sketches of punters at The Flying Pig to go on display at pub

Anglia Ruskin University lecturer Jim Butler took up his drawing pad at the Hills Road pub.

Want to help the environment and your bank balance? Become energy efficient

Want to help the environment and your bank balance? Become energy efficient

Want to help the environment and your bank balance? Become energy efficient

A sponsored feature with practical advice from LPG price specialists Flogas.

Our guide to Twilight at the Museums 2020: All the events in Cambridge and beyond

Our guide to Twilight at the Museums 2020: All the events in Cambridge and beyond

Our guide to Twilight at the Museums 2020: All the events in Cambridge and beyond

All the events, and a map, to help you to explore the city’s museums after dark and discover what's lurking in the shadows on Wednesday February 19.

SoBar, so good for healthy hedonists at Sook in the Grafton

SoBar, so good for healthy hedonists at Sook in the Grafton

SoBar, so good for healthy hedonists at Sook in the Grafton

’What happened with smoking will happen with alcohol’ say founders of ’sober social’ events

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PROPERTY

Upgrade your windows in a sustainable, efficient way

Upgrade your windows in a sustainable, efficient way

A sponsored feature by Cambridge Sashcraft.

Pop up to the Marleigh development in Cambridge for a fortnight of fun

Pop up to the Marleigh development in Cambridge for a fortnight of fun

Pop up to the Marleigh development in Cambridge for a fortnight of fun

Sponsored feature | Housebuilder Hill and Marshall are celebrating the launch of their new neighbourhood on Newmarket Road

An ‘urban village’ in Cambridgeshire will become one of the largest factory-built communities in the country

An ‘urban village’ in Cambridgeshire will become one of the largest factory-built communities in the country

An ‘urban village’ in Cambridgeshire will become one of the largest factory-built communities in the country

Part of a Cambridgeshire new town will include 400 factory-built homes which will be delivered by lorry

2020 vision: What does this year hold for the Cambridge housing market?

2020 vision: What does this year hold for the Cambridge housing market?

2020 vision: What does this year hold for the Cambridge housing market?

Anton Frost, of Carter Jonas, shares his view
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