The exhibition is on at the Mall Galleries in London.
The folk-punk-indie-pop band are coming soon to Cambridge.
The acclaimed singer-songwriter is one of the headliners at this year’s Cambridge Jazz Festival.
The Cambridge-based comedy club was founded in 2018 by siblings Leanne Clarke and Jason Stampe.
Each artwork will be experienced purely for what it is: a personal expression of imagination, curiosity, and creative thought.
The play is also raising funds for the Royal British Legion.
To celebrate the opening, Joe will be treating the first 50 customers through the door to a complimentary fresh juice.
The Americana-rock band have shared the stage with the likes of Belle & Sebastian, Skunk Anansie, Elles Bailey, and Sunny Sweeney.
The mayor, Cllr Dinah Pounds, also met veterans and military personnel.
The titles are on a 15-strong shortlist.
The well-known TV presenter is coming to Cambridge for a new animal-related live stage show.
The popular venue first opened its doors on Saturday, 6 November 1875.
Communities in and around Cambridge will once again fall silent.
The bulk of the comic’s new show is about his trip to Indonesia to learn to scuba dive.
The man who got the nation singing will lead the audience through a setlist of songs from the 1960s to today.
The annual event drew a huge crowd.
The British Empire Medals were given to people who have served the county.
The Bridge Street restaurant has recently reopened with a new look and a refreshed menu.
The writer also goes by the name ‘X-Lee Poetry’.
Boo, who Cambridge claims as one of its own, is one of the UK’s finest singer-songwriters.
