This phenomenally successful smash-hit comedy is on until Saturday
Having walked away from Wet Wet Wet for the second time last year, Marti Pellow is flying solo once again
This year the festival raised money for the young people's bereavement charity Stars.
Hill Marshall LLP, a joint venture between two of Cambridge's leading family-owned businesses - has secured a funding deal with Homes England that will help progress Wing development.
Situated in the sought-after village of Harston, in a secluded enclave on a private driveway, new development The Pastures presents two properties of superior style and quality
Formerly Tenison Towers, and now known as 'The Tenison', this charming guest house on Tenison Road has already completely overhauled one of its bedrooms. A full refurbishment is to follow later in the year
Saturday (May 19) proved to be a fun-filled day out with something for everyone to enjoy as the Cambridge University Botanic Garden hosted its Festival of Plants.
Ghost Writers on the Cam is a two-hour walking tour of Cambridge – the brainchild of passionate performance storyteller, art historian, writer, researcher and former employee of the Fitzwilliam Museum, Robert Lloyd Parry
Harrowing and insightful – and even more poignant in this, the centenary year of the end of the First World War – this moving drama is currently on its fourth and final UK tour
And its 39-metre tower is softly illuminated at night
The historic fair has taken place since 1201
A derelict mill has been acquired by o2h, a Cambridge-based business with a track record of nurturing and investing in emerging life science and tech companies
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Experienced chef Jamie Mountford enjoys fundraising in his spare time and so far has raised just under £5000 for Headway Cambridge, a charity that supports people who have suffered brain injuries
Referred to as “the edgiest contemporary theatre around” by The Stage newspaper, the Watch Out festival is a showcase of fresh experimental work, showcasing contemporary performance from local, regional and national artists
Following the launch of phase two at Manor Farm – a landmark housing development in the village – three properties have already been reserved, including the recently unveiled showhome
Henry Blofeld is to commentate on a cricket match for the first time since retiring from Test Match Special last year
The award-winning establishment on Green Street recently reopened to the public, allowing the re-styled interiors and new experiential, gin-based cocktails to be enjoyed for the first time
Mike Scott and co, still probably best known for classic pop/rock staple, The Whole of the Moon, stopped off at the Corn Exchange in support of their latest studio effort
The Mirror Men, due to be published on May 1, deals with current and controversial themes
The Arbury Carnival team spent a day at the Tate Modern in London, where they staged creative workshops for more than 600 visitors
