The ten day festival starts today (Friday, September 9) and offers visitors the chance to see treasures and buildings that are normally locked away.
A new biography based on the Douglas Adams archive at St John’s college will be launched during Open Cambridge – and fans can see his original notes
Volunteers running the community library believe it could be forced to move to the new town.
We spoke to head of school Clare Hargraves
The crowd celebrated the completion of a three year project to save former Hindu shrine carvings from demolition and turn them into public art.
Check out the full timetable of the races, where to watch the soap boxes whizz by and which roads are closed.
A play inspired by the secret wire tapping of German nuclear scientists imprisoned in a Godmanchester stately home in 1945 is coming to Cambridge.
The results show the preferred site for a relocated Park and Ride as well as proposals for a busway from the east of the city.
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From the outrageous to the hilarious, Rob Manuel has heard people admit to all kinds of bizarre behaviour – including what Cambridge has ’fessed up to
A councillor has spoken out about the £425,000 cost of running an on demand bus service in rural areas that charges customers just £2 a trip.
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Pepys, the famous diarist, was fascinated by handwriting and collected writing samples dated from the eighth century.
A church that has been host to a swarm of bees, a wasp infestation, two kinds of bats and an escaped horse is searching for a volunteer cleaner.
The choir has appointed a new conductor following the departure of Graham Walker, who had led the New Cambridge Singers for 10 years
Artists Ai Wei Wei and Antony Gormley are among the stars who have contributed to the Artists’ Buttons exhibition, which will be sold off.
Most people are ‘completely wrong about what constitutes good and bad decision making’, the crime writer tells Alex Spencer
Cyclists and horse riders have joined forces in a bid to prevent trees and a hedgerow being cut down
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Nick Marriage, 39, was five years old when he suffered an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest in 1989.
The demand to remove the trees from the park had been made by insurers of a house who said the roots were damaging the building.
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Author Nick Groom will be in discussion with Tolkien Society Secretary and Trustee Hannah McDonald about his new book, Twenty-First-Century Tolkien.
Residents are struggling to leave a village after two out of three routes were blocked and they are being forced on a 20 mile detour.
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