Harry Potter fans gathered at the Grand Arcade last weekend to meet Prof Dumbledore and to celebrate Hallowe’en.
Cyclists are calling for improve bike-parking infrastructure and safety.
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The GAZ Volga M21 model III, made in 1969 and owned by Cambridge resident Kiril Vitanov, is believed to be the only car of its type in the city.
A hundred birthday cards that were sent to Captain Sir Thomas Moore to mark his 100th birthday have gone on display at IWM Duxford.
Prodigy, a special fitness offering for adolescents, launched at F45 Cambridge Station on October 24.
Cam Sight, a charity which supports people living with sight loss, has begun a new mobile support service.
The average household in South Cambridgeshire throws away around two kilograms of food waste each week - and that could be avoided.
CATS Colleges is showing its support to end food poverty by offering free hot lunches for local school children during half-term.
It will create will create the largest cardiothoracic centre for research, education, industry collaboration and clinical care in Europe.
Artist Debbie Baxter is running an art competition for six to 15-year-olds to celebrate the Year of the Tree 2020.
Ali Hirsz received a donation from her favourite band to help pay for corrective surgery.
Nathan Richardson has been running to all 92 football grounds in the EFL and Premier League to raise money for charity.
On Thursday October 8, the Cambridge Union debated the motion This House Has No Confidence in Her Majesty’s Government.
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The enterprise has won ‘Historic Tour Operator of the Year 2020/21’ for Central England at the Corporate Livewire Cambridgeshire Prestige Awards.
After the fire that destroyed Duxford Primary School, the pre-school welcomed its children back on Monday, October 12.
The Combined Authority is working with operator Voi on the scheme.
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Cambridge City Council said the reduced fee was successful at promoting recovery, but also contributed towards congestion.
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Even a global pandemic couldn’t stop the 35th Sawston Fun Run from being held – but it was like no other before it.
The Phoenix Trust, a charity supporting people with learning disabilities, has been given a full-size pool table by COEL.
Runners from around the world – including many in Cambridgeshire – took on the unique 2020 Virgin Money London Marathon on October 4
