Comedy fans can look forward to not one, not two, not three but four upcoming appearances by the gifted Yorkshire-born comic.
Cllr Pounds is a classically-trained flautist who studied at the London College of Music and regularly performs with the Great St Mary's Orchestra.
The theatre is also to host its second community drop-in, where members of the public can learn more about the refurbishment.
The restaurant is described as offering “uncomplicated dining with a casual yet considered menu that will move with the seasons”.
Since opening in May 2018, the gallery has become known for its varied programme.
He will be supporting the 30-piece Ministry of Sound Classical orchestra at the July Course in June.
More than 100 stand-up comics performed, including Nick Helm, Jordan Brookes, Hal Cruttenden, Ania Magliano, Helen Bauer, and Spencer Jones.
Titled ‘Dreamers Dawn’, the album will feature Sam’s arrangements of traditional folk songs, interspersed with original music.
The annual charity fundraiser involves well-dressed motorcycle riders taking to the streets in towns and cities all over the world.
CAMRA named the top IPAs, milds, bitters, blonds, pales and golden beers in the UK, in an announcement at the festival on Tuesday.
It takes parents a year to ‘tune in’ to their child’s feelings about starting school, says a major Cambridge-led study.
Adele was educated at Parkside and Hills Road Road Sixth Form College.
A ceremony at Great St Mary’s Church in the city welcomed five new members into the Order.
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It was the first time the Peterborough-born star had performed at the venue since 2018.
The superstar organist and director of music at Pembroke College, Cambridge, is set to release her new album, ‘Firedove’.
The Edinburgh Comedy Award-winner is set to perform a work-in-progress show.
The Young Composers Workshop 2025 will take place in July at Churchill College, Cambridge.
Genres represented include opera, chamber music, orchestral and choral concerts, jazz, song recitals and more.
The largest community event in the area, the fun run has a long history of bringing the community together and raising money for charity.
‘The Curiohaus Trials’, by Castle Camps-based author Russell Kent, looks at lesser-known trials that took place after World War II.
