The £40million West Hub will offer new spaces to connect and socialise and sit at the heart of the West Cambridge Innovation District.
The Cambridge University Ukrainian Society is holding a peace march in the city tomorrow (March 26).
Mick Swinhoe gives the use of a house in Caldecote to a family aged from 10 to 90 who fled the war-torn city of Kharkiv.
Prospective purchasers can book their place at a Help to Buy event on February 26.
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A mother whose newborn daughter died following failings in care is campaigning to improve maternity safety.
His contributions to science were recognised by the Royal Society’s highest award, the Copley Medal.
Deal will increase the planning expertise for existing and potential clients at Cheffins.
Items on sale include dancers’ masks, antique textiles, ancient lama and shamen dresses.
Cheffins says the funding to develop brownfield sites is a “savvy move” by the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Prof Toope is 'especially proud' of university's delivery of education and research through the Covid crisis.
The Cambridge scheme was hailed as “an exemplar of designing for climate change”.
Artists create udderly fantastic artwork in a bid to win a mini moo to be decorated in their own moo-nique design.
First Base and RPMI Railpen's proposals will transform the three-acre site and include a park, creche and artists’ studios.
Zoubin Ghahramani is one of the first five appointed to conduct work on artificial intelligence’s biggest challenges.
The government has launched a 12-week consultation on the Arc's Spatial Framework.
People can nominate plant varieties to be used in the Cambridge development.
Anna Lombardi, data and interactive journalist, will speak at the next Women's Impact Network meeting.
Almost 300 artworks will be on sale with estimates ranging from £50 to £800.
Up to $300,000 will be given in cash prizes and awards.