Riotously funny' play Invincible comes to Cambridge Arts Theatre

Written by Torben Betts, one of the most exciting playwrights to emerge since Alan Ayckbourn, Invincible starts its Cambridge run tonight (Wednesday) at the Cambridge Arts Theatre.

A new 'Friendly Invasion' will bring thousands of Americans to Cambridgeshire and the East

The final part of Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg's Band of Brothers trilogy will take place in the East, and possibly Cambridge.

Office for National Statistics study shows Cambridge region is third most expensive for housebuyers

Unsurprisingly, London came top, with the south east in second place.

A 1930s house on Histon Road, Cambridge with plenty of character

An appealing detached period property situated in a sought-after residential area within two miles of Cambridge city centre, this pleasant and tastefully unassuming home has undergone extensive improvement and refurbishment in recent times.

Leeland Gardens and Mirus: two small new-build developments in Cambridge

We often hear about the vast, sprawling – albeit very impressive – new-build estates springing up in the Cambridge area, but developments of two or three plots are equally much sought after by homeowners.

Pop legend Shakin’ Stevens is coming to the Cambridge Corn Exchange

Less than three weeks shy of his 69th birthday, Shakin’ Stevens is still going strong. His most recent release, the 10-track Echoes of Our Times – a record that blends blues, roots, Americana and classic rock – came out last September and is a look back at his life and family history.

With an office in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, Kloeber UK specialises in quality doors

Kloeber UK Ltd was set up in September 2006 and launched at the Grand Designs Exhibition in Birmingham. Their range has progressed over the years to include doors, windows and roof lights in low maintenance thermally broken aluminium, timber and composite materials.

Kara Tointon discusses 'Gaslight', her latest play on at the moment in Cambridge

One of the best-known thrillers of all time, Gaslight is a masterpiece of suspenseful playwriting that has had audiences at Cambridge Arts Theatre this week on the edge of their seats.

Victorian property with expanded interior in Great Shelford, Cambridgeshire

Current owners Neil and Jacqueline Matten bought their home on London Road in Great Shelford for around £70,000 about 20 years ago.

Firefighters tackle blaze at Milton factory

A fire broke out early this morning (February 13) at a circuit factory in Milton.

Properties for sale in Cambridge at much less than the average price

According to online property website Rightmove, the average price of a house in Cambridge is £472,590, which means that the vast majority of UK citizens will never be able to afford to buy here.

Cambridgeshire owners of new homes encouraged to help our feathered friends

Moving into a new home? Then you can help wildlife move in with you. New homeowners across Cambridgeshire are being urged to lure birds into their garden by Barratt and David Wilson Homes.

The first SpeakOut Festival to be held in Cambridge this weekend

Belvisi Kitchens & Furniture in Cambridge offers advice on the coming season

As its name implies, Belvisi Kitchen & Furniture has the credentials to furnish any room in the house, reflecting the recent trend towards open-plan living areas. The family-run business, which has a showroom is in Newmarket Road, was started by husband and wife Silvio and Francesca Sparagna, who next year will celebrate a decade of trading.

The Cambridge Folk Club to welcome Patch & The Giant

Appearing at the Cambridge Folk Club on Friday, February 17 will be this exciting, London-based folk collective – seven days after their debut album, All That We Had, We Stole, is released.

Hannah Sanders & Ben Savage to appear at the Cambridge Folk Club

Hannah Sanders returned to the UK in 2013 (she missed the weather, especially in the springtime) after seven years living in Boston in the USA to retake her place as a major player on the thriving Cambridge folk scene.

Balaton Lodge: a Newmarket property once used for training horses and as an animal charity's home

Offering six bedrooms, five reception rooms and a basement gym, and set in almost an acre of beautiful, landscaped grounds, Balaton Lodge in Newmarket is an exceptional and wonderfully spacious family home in a much sought-after location.

Marlowe’s Edward II comes to Cambridge Arts Theatre

The Marlowe Society, Cambridge University’s leading drama society – responsible for launching the careers of Tom Hiddleston, Sir Ian McKellen, Tilda Swinton and Sir Derek Jacobi among others – is returning to Cambridge Arts Theatre after its recent well-received productions of Measure for Measure and Dr Faustus with Christopher Marlowe’s play, Edward II.

Live review: Country singer Mary Chapin Carpenter impresses at the Cambridge Corn Exchange

Sunday, February 5 saw a welcome dose of country music arrive in Cambridge, as an artist who released her first album 30 years ago treated her fans to a mixture of the old and the new on the last night of a short UK tour.

The chance to develop a contemporary country home in Cambridge

Set in rural seclusion between Weston Green and West Wratting, Mines Park is not so much a house on the market as a project for sale.