Author Profile: Adrian Peel

Blur’s Graham Coxon to join Elbow at Audley End this summer as part of the Heritage Live series of concerts

The Waeve are a post-punk/indie duo comprising Coxon and Rose Elinor Dougall.

Insight into Coronation service for King Charles III to be given in talk at Trinity College, Cambridge

Insight into Coronation service for King Charles III to be given in talk at Trinity College, Cambridge

The former vicar of Great St Mary’s was commissioned by the Archbishop of Canterbury as principal author of the revised service.

Bare Jams: A band growing through hard times

Bare Jams: A band growing through hard times

The long-standing Bristol/London collective, who are set to play Cambridge this week, nearly called it a day in early 2023.

Mr B the Gentleman Rhymer on his way back to Cambridge

30 April 2024

Mr B the Gentleman Rhymer on his way back to Cambridge

30 April 2024

The much-loved purveyor of ‘chap hop’ is also part of Britpop band, Collapsed Lung.

Sons of Town Hall to bring their ‘theatrical folk’ to Cambridge

27 April 2024

Sons of Town Hall to bring their ‘theatrical folk’ to Cambridge

27 April 2024

This unique show has been described as ‘two parts concert, one part theatre’.

Cambridge Morris Men on the streets to celebrate 100th anniversary

Cambridge Morris Men on the streets to celebrate 100th anniversary

The Morris Men will be dancing at various spots in Cambridge city centre from 10.30am on Saturday, 27 April.

ARU students’ stories captured by exhibition at Grand Arcade

ARU students’ stories captured by exhibition at Grand Arcade

Titled ‘Altered’, the exhibition showcases each artist’s own personal journey in their creative practice.

St Paul’s C of E Primary School pupils launch new school newspaper – The Epistle

St Paul’s C of E Primary School pupils launch new school newspaper – The Epistle

The paper was handed out to children and teachers.

Sir Tim Rice: ‘When we started out, we didn’t know what we were doing’

Sir Tim Rice: ‘When we started out, we didn’t know what we were doing’

The world-famous lyricist is bringing his show ‘My Life in Musicals – I Know Him So Well’ to the Cambridge Arts Theatre.

Grantchester Charity Runs benefits Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust and Maggie’s Centre Cambridge

Grantchester Charity Runs benefits Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust and Maggie’s Centre Cambridge

This year’s run will take place in September, just outside Grantchester.

Zapt Laser Tag opening in Milton Country Park in May

Zapt Laser Tag opening in Milton Country Park in May

This new venture is from the team behind Clip ‘n Climb in Cambridge and Climb Quest in Milton Keynes.

MC Hammersmith: ‘Some people have a chronic irony deficiency’

MC Hammersmith: ‘Some people have a chronic irony deficiency’

MC Hammersmith, aka Will Naameh, is the leading freestyle rapper to emerge from middle class West London.

Mike Richardson to play charity gig in memory of fellow 1960s musician, Dave Parker, of Dean Parker and the Redcaps

22 April 2024

Mike Richardson to play charity gig in memory of fellow 1960s musician, Dave Parker, of Dean Parker and the Redcaps

22 April 2024

The event is to be held at the Cambridge United Supporters Club in May.

Retired Stagecoach boss Andy Campbell fulfils dream of captaining England

Retired Stagecoach boss Andy Campbell fulfils dream of captaining England

The Northstowe resident, who is originally from Leeds, first turned out for the England A Over 70s team in December last year.

In pictures: Northstowe Half Marathon and Acorn 5k held in aid of Cambridge Acorn Project

In pictures: Northstowe Half Marathon and Acorn 5k held in aid of Cambridge Acorn Project

The charity offers therapeutic services to children, young people and families who have experienced trauma and face financial hardship.

New Model Army on their way to Cambridge

New Model Army on their way to Cambridge

Formed in Bradford in 1980 and still going strong, the band put out their 16th studio album, ‘Unbroken’, in January.

Twelve Angry Men, ‘the ultimate courtroom drama’, on its way to Cambridge Arts Theatre

Twelve Angry Men, ‘the ultimate courtroom drama’, on its way to Cambridge Arts Theatre

The 1957 film version of the play starred Henry Fonda and Ed Begley.

Cambridge-based classical guitarist Daniela Rossi to release two new albums

Cambridge-based classical guitarist Daniela Rossi to release two new albums

One of them is her first solo CD which features music by 19th century composer Giulio Regondi.

Trinity College to mark 200 years since the death of Lord Byron with a Byron Festival

Trinity College to mark 200 years since the death of Lord Byron with a Byron Festival

The poet and romantic icon is one of the Cambridge college’s most famous ex-alumni.

Cambridge’s premier hard rock band The Treatment to release new album

Cambridge’s premier hard rock band The Treatment to release new album