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Academic explains why ultra processed foods are a cause for concern ahead of Cambridge Festival talk

01 March 2024
Academic explains why ultra processed foods are a cause for concern ahead of Cambridge Festival talk

Academic explains why ultra processed foods are a cause for concern ahead of Cambridge Festival talk

01 March 2024

Ahead of a panel discussion at Cambridge Festival, Dr Yanaina Chavez-Ugalde talks to Alex Spencer


Masterpieces by William Blake go on display at Cambridge’s Fitzwilliam Museum

01 March 2024
Masterpieces by William Blake go on display at Cambridge’s Fitzwilliam Museum

Masterpieces by William Blake go on display at Cambridge’s Fitzwilliam Museum

01 March 2024

Blake’s Universe is the largest ever display of work from the Fitzwilliam’s William Blake collection, with additional loans from other collections.


Comberton grandfather ‘heartbroken’ as train and ship collection stolen in ‘targeted burglary’

01 March 2024
Comberton grandfather ‘heartbroken’ as train and ship collection stolen in ‘targeted burglary’

Comberton grandfather ‘heartbroken’ as train and ship collection stolen in ‘targeted burglary’

01 March 2024

Mark Housden said the discovery of the theft had left him on the floor weeping.

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Drivers warn of A14 flooding causing hours of delays

29 February 2024
Drivers warn of A14 flooding causing hours of delays

Drivers warn of A14 flooding causing hours of delays

29 February 2024

National Highways admits there is “no estimate” for when flooding will be cleared

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Work begins on fibre broadband rollout to 45,000 hard-to-reach homes

27 February 2024
Work begins on fibre broadband rollout to 45,000 hard-to-reach homes

Work begins on fibre broadband rollout to 45,000 hard-to-reach homes

27 February 2024

The first locations to benefit include Fen Ditton, Grantchester and Milton.


What next for the University Centre – Cambridge’s famous ‘Grad Pad’?

26 February 2024
What next for the University Centre – Cambridge’s famous ‘Grad Pad’?

What next for the University Centre – Cambridge’s famous ‘Grad Pad’?

26 February 2024

See the options for its future that are under consultation.

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Blind passenger encourages others to use mobile assistance service at village railway stations

24 February 2024
Blind passenger encourages others to use mobile assistance service at village railway stations

Blind passenger encourages others to use mobile assistance service at village railway stations

24 February 2024

‘Taking the train helps me keep my independent’ says Diane Rose.


Cambridgeshire NHS has just 20 postal HIV tests available per day

23 February 2024
Cambridgeshire NHS has just 20 postal HIV tests available per day

Cambridgeshire NHS has just 20 postal HIV tests available per day

23 February 2024

Patients say they have to stay up until midnight and have just two minutes to order a test before they run out.


Cambridge University Hospitals Trust faces £125m repair backlog bill

22 February 2024
Cambridge University Hospitals Trust faces £125m repair backlog bill

Cambridge University Hospitals Trust faces £125m repair backlog bill

22 February 2024

The foundation trust, which runs Addenbrooke’s and the Rosie, has seen a 152 per cent rise in its high-risk repair costs.

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Councillors welcome proposed Airbnb controls as short-term lets ‘eat away at Cambridge’s housing stock’

22 February 2024
Councillors welcome proposed Airbnb controls as short-term lets ‘eat away at Cambridge’s housing stock’

Councillors welcome proposed Airbnb controls as short-term lets ‘eat away at Cambridge’s housing stock’

22 February 2024

Concerns have grown over the growth of the short-term letting market in Cambridge.


Jazz singer Clare Teal heads to Cambridge: ‘I love finding out what makes an audience tick’

21 February 2024
Jazz singer Clare Teal heads to Cambridge: ‘I love finding out what makes an audience tick’

Jazz singer Clare Teal heads to Cambridge: ‘I love finding out what makes an audience tick’

21 February 2024

The Jazz FM presenter discusses the psychology of live performances.


Thousands of pelvic mesh victims ‘deserve redress’

19 February 2024
Thousands of pelvic mesh victims ‘deserve redress’

Thousands of pelvic mesh victims ‘deserve redress’

19 February 2024

The recommendations are yet to be approved by the government.


What’s on for February half-term 2024 in the Cambridge area – including Twilight at the Museums

16 February 2024
What’s on for February half-term 2024 in the Cambridge area – including Twilight at the Museums

What’s on for February half-term 2024 in the Cambridge area – including Twilight at the Museums

16 February 2024

Our guide to family events for the week.


Council offers consultant £1.25m to ‘reimagine’ Cambridge’s civic quarter

15 February 2024
Council offers consultant £1.25m to ‘reimagine’ Cambridge’s civic quarter

Council offers consultant £1.25m to ‘reimagine’ Cambridge’s civic quarter

15 February 2024

But campaigners are concerned that the public has not been properly consulted on the plans before they go to a design stage.

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County council plugs £37.4million funding gap to balance budget

13 February 2024
County council plugs £37.4million funding gap to balance budget

County council plugs £37.4million funding gap to balance budget

13 February 2024

Councillors agreed to a council tax rise of 4.99 per cent to balance the budget.

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Why hopes of new swimming pool built by University of Cambridge are sinking

12 February 2024
Why hopes of new swimming pool built by University of Cambridge are sinking

Why hopes of new swimming pool built by University of Cambridge are sinking

12 February 2024

It may have to pay back £600,000 in developer contributions to councils.


Campaigners given second chance at cinema bid for Mill Road library

11 February 2024
Campaigners given second chance at cinema bid for Mill Road library

Campaigners given second chance at cinema bid for Mill Road library

11 February 2024

The former library has been listed again as an asset of community value, which will prevent the building being sold on the open market for six months.

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Cambridge’s Mill Road bridge closure still on hold as legal judgment awaited

10 February 2024
Cambridge’s Mill Road bridge closure still on hold as legal judgment awaited

Cambridge’s Mill Road bridge closure still on hold as legal judgment awaited

10 February 2024

A judge will now decide whether the full hearing will go ahead later this year or whether the case will be struck out.

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Could Cambridge’s Shire Hall be saved by a bid from community groups?

10 February 2024
Could Cambridge’s Shire Hall be saved by a bid from community groups?

Could Cambridge’s Shire Hall be saved by a bid from community groups?

10 February 2024

Shire Hall in Cambridge has gone back up for sale or lease after the previous preferred bidder pulled out of the deal.

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Comedian Chloe Petts: ‘I love being called ‘boss man’ in the fried chicken shop’

09 February 2024
Comedian Chloe Petts: ‘I love being called ‘boss man’ in the fried chicken shop’

Comedian Chloe Petts: ‘I love being called ‘boss man’ in the fried chicken shop’

09 February 2024

She’s heading to Cambridge Junction.


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