Gavin Turk, whose work Ariadne (Wrapped) stands in the CB1 plaza outside Cambridge train station, has responded to criticism made by Green councillors
Choir director Graham Walker is celebrating after finding funding to continue his choir after St John’s Voices was disbanded earlier this year.
What can the latest scientific developments offer in the way of hope for extending life and perhaps even reversing ageing?
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The author is coming to Cambridge Waterstones to discuss her new novel Shy Creatures
She said ‘It's just another way that violence against women is being mainstreamed.’
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Councillors unanimously voted to sell the building to the highest commercial bidder after admitting the local authority’s finances were “threadbare”
More than 1,900 people have signed a petition - but another buyer is recommended by council.
‘The last few cattle were up to their waists in water when we got them off the land’
‘Environmental crime scene’ tape had been wrapped around four boulders.
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A council leader has described cost of hiring interim staff at the authority as “eye watering”
Graphics suggested Cambridge was due to experience winds of 4996mph on Thursday.
The Sixth Sense Collective is performing Jody O’Neill’s play “What I (don’t) know about Autism”.
Bomb disposal experts were called to a residential property.
Bomb disposal experts have been called to the site.
Local handyman ‘delighted’ to have prevented a safety feature being removed on a footpath used by children on the way to school.
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It is recommended for closure to most private vehicles.
He fears that GCP works on a footpath will put hundreds of children in conflict with bicycles and mopeds.
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Fundraisers who want to buy the former Mill Road library and make it a cultural hub and cinema say they have money to make the scheme work.
The event has been rearranged for a new date.
The violinist and filmmaker is taking his cult London show on tour, accompanying the greatest horrors and thrillers of the silent era on solo viola.
