Author Profile: Adrian Peel

‘Accolade’: a play worthy of its name comes to Cambridge Arts Theatre

Despite being written three quarters of a century ago, the play has been described as “remarkably relevant” to the present day.

Troy Redfern brings Invocation tour to town

Troy Redfern brings Invocation tour to town

The acclaimed British slide guitarist and singer-songwriter’s 11-date jaunt includes a Cambridge stop.

Below Deck star Captain Lee announces UK tour for October 2024

18 June 2024

Below Deck star Captain Lee announces UK tour for October 2024

18 June 2024

The Saginaw, Michigan native is also the host and executive producer of Oxygen’s new true-crime series, Deadly Waters.

In pictures: Cambridge Town & Country Fair draws the crowds to Parker’s Piece

16 June 2024

In pictures: Cambridge Town & Country Fair draws the crowds to Parker’s Piece

16 June 2024

The free annual event featured exhibitors with arts and crafts, fashion and beauty, food and drink, and gifts and household accessories.

Teversham Feast bounces back to life after more than 20 years

Teversham Feast bounces back to life after more than 20 years

The Teversham Primary School choir opened the event, and there were stalls, games, fancy dress, races for children and more.

In pictures: COEL v Carter Jonas charity cricket match bowls over the crowd

In pictures: COEL v Carter Jonas charity cricket match bowls over the crowd

Guest speaker on the day was former England fast bowler Devon Malcolm.

In pictures: Divas are welcome as Cambridge Regional College students show designs

In pictures: Divas are welcome as Cambridge Regional College students show designs

The show was part of a private viewing for the college’s Art & Design Exhibition, which ends today (Friday, 14 June).

Visitors find out all about plants and more at annual Cambridge Botanic Garden Festival of Plants

Visitors find out all about plants and more at annual Cambridge Botanic Garden Festival of Plants

Tours were given by garden staff and guides and the Ask the Gardener panel were kept busy with people coming with their gardening questions.

Review: Richard Herring’s Can I Have My Ball Back?

Review: Richard Herring’s Can I Have My Ball Back?

The show looks at the comic’s testicular cancer diagnosis and subsequent treatment in a mainly light-hearted way.

In pictures: A real buzz as Arbury Carnival goes back to the 1980s and 90s

13 June 2024

In pictures: A real buzz as Arbury Carnival goes back to the 1980s and 90s

13 June 2024

Returning to Arbury Town Park, the carnival’s attractions this year included magician JezO, who has a new role with Britain’s Got Talent.

Comedian Steve Hughes: ‘Don’t get all in a tizzy about things that aren’t that serious’

Comedian Steve Hughes: ‘Don’t get all in a tizzy about things that aren’t that serious’

The stand-up comic will be bringing his ‘Back to the Front’ tour to Cambridge in July.

Discounts in ‘soft launch’ for new Dishoom Permit Room bar-café

Discounts in ‘soft launch’ for new Dishoom Permit Room bar-café

The Indian all-day eatery is to open on Trinity Street in Cambridge later this month.

ARU film team in line for Royal Television Society student gong

ARU film team in line for Royal Television Society student gong

‘Why Don’t You Stay for Tonight’ has been nominated in the Postgraduate Entertainment and Comedy Drama category.

Enjoy ‘the ultimate hoedown’ at Lola Lo, Cambridge

Enjoy ‘the ultimate hoedown’ at Lola Lo, Cambridge

The Country Superstars Summer Party is one of a number of rooftop parties taking place at the popular nightclub this summer.

Cambridge Club Festival serves up a ‘wider and immersive’ weekend

Cambridge Club Festival serves up a ‘wider and immersive’ weekend

The annual event kicks off today (Friday, 7 June) at Childerley Orchard with performances by Jessie Ware, Melanie C, and Natasha Bedingfield.

Six things to do this weekend including Arbury Carnival, Cambridge Town & Country Fair and Teversham Feast

Six things to do this weekend including Arbury Carnival, Cambridge Town & Country Fair and Teversham Feast

There’s a lot going on in and around the city on 8-9 June.

Votes for Rosen, Biles and Rashford as school renames halls

Votes for Rosen, Biles and Rashford as school renames halls

Pupils at Shirley Community Primary School in Cambridge got some experience of what it was like to vote in an election.

Willy Vlautin of The Delines: ‘I don’t think I wrote a song I consider good until I was 27’

Willy Vlautin of The Delines: ‘I don’t think I wrote a song I consider good until I was 27’