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Fourth Covid vaccine dose offers higher immunity than third jab booster, Cambridge study shows

13 May 2022
Fourth Covid vaccine dose offers higher immunity than third jab booster, Cambridge study shows

Fourth Covid vaccine dose offers higher immunity than third jab booster, Cambridge study shows

13 May 2022

Fourth doses are currently offered in the UK to the most vulnerable

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The Cambridge relaunches unique 2% deposit mortgage

07 May 2022
The Cambridge relaunches unique 2% deposit mortgage

The Cambridge relaunches unique 2% deposit mortgage

07 May 2022

The First Step Mortgage range aims to help first-time buyers get on the property ladder.


This Land reveals plans for 80 new homes at Eddeva Park

07 May 2022
This Land reveals plans for 80 new homes at Eddeva Park

This Land reveals plans for 80 new homes at Eddeva Park

07 May 2022

The house builder showcased plans for 80 homes at residential development in the south-east of Cambridge.


More repair cafés in Cambridgeshire as campaign exceeds target

05 May 2022
More repair cafés in Cambridgeshire as campaign exceeds target

More repair cafés in Cambridgeshire as campaign exceeds target

05 May 2022

Cambridgeshire Repair Café Network exceeds £10,000 target to help expand local repair cafés.


Tributes paid to Cambridge researcher Jonathan Gilmour, 35: ‘A shining light who will be dearly missed’

01 May 2022
Tributes paid to Cambridge researcher Jonathan Gilmour, 35: ‘A shining light who will be dearly missed’

Tributes paid to Cambridge researcher Jonathan Gilmour, 35: ‘A shining light who will be dearly missed’

01 May 2022

The St John’s College graduate died at the age of 35.


Lord’s Prayer board’s fall from grace forces closure of church

25 April 2022
Lord’s Prayer board’s fall from grace forces closure of church

Lord’s Prayer board’s fall from grace forces closure of church

25 April 2022

The ancient St John’s Church has had to close temporarily after a 200-year-old prayer board fell from its lofty position.


University of Cambridge’s first co-working hub set to open its doors to students, staff and public

22 April 2022
University of Cambridge’s first co-working hub set to open its doors to students, staff and public

University of Cambridge’s first co-working hub set to open its doors to students, staff and public

22 April 2022

The £40million West Hub will offer new spaces to connect and socialise and sit at the heart of the West Cambridge Innovation District.


March through centre of Cambridge to show solidarity with Ukraine

25 March 2022
March through centre of Cambridge to show solidarity with Ukraine

March through centre of Cambridge to show solidarity with Ukraine

25 March 2022

The Cambridge University Ukrainian Society is holding a peace march in the city tomorrow (March 26).


Four-generation Ukrainian family of 10 move into Cambridgeshire home donated by businessman

23 March 2022
Four-generation Ukrainian family of 10 move into Cambridgeshire home donated by businessman

Four-generation Ukrainian family of 10 move into Cambridgeshire home donated by businessman

23 March 2022

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.


Several incentives from Hill Group at Rubicon help to buy event

24 February 2022
Several incentives from Hill Group at Rubicon help to buy event

Several incentives from Hill Group at Rubicon help to buy event

24 February 2022

Prospective purchasers can book their place at a Help to Buy event on February 26.


Code champions quality new homes and better outcomes for buyers

16 February 2022
Code champions quality new homes and better outcomes for buyers

Code champions quality new homes and better outcomes for buyers

16 February 2022

Sponsored feature | Woodfines Solicitors


Failings in care contributed to baby Charlotte’s death at Hinchingbrooke Hospital

06 February 2022
Failings in care contributed to baby Charlotte’s death at Hinchingbrooke Hospital

Failings in care contributed to baby Charlotte’s death at Hinchingbrooke Hospital

06 February 2022

A mother whose newborn daughter died following failings in care is campaigning to improve maternity safety.


Sir David Cox: ‘A giant of statistics with a large place in the hearts of many’

03 February 2022
Sir David Cox: ‘A giant of statistics with a large place in the hearts of many’

Sir David Cox: ‘A giant of statistics with a large place in the hearts of many’

03 February 2022

His contributions to science were recognised by the Royal Society’s highest award, the Copley Medal.


Cheffins expands planning expertise with PlanSurv acquisition

15 December 2021
Cheffins expands planning expertise with PlanSurv acquisition

Cheffins expands planning expertise with PlanSurv acquisition

15 December 2021

Deal will increase the planning expertise for existing and potential clients at Cheffins.


Rare art from Nepal, Bhutan and Tibetan on offer in Cheffins Cambridge sale

03 December 2021
Rare art from Nepal, Bhutan and Tibetan on offer in Cheffins Cambridge sale

Rare art from Nepal, Bhutan and Tibetan on offer in Cheffins Cambridge sale

03 December 2021

Items on sale include dancers’ masks, antique textiles, ancient lama and shamen dresses.


Budget 2021 analysis: Cheffins’ reaction to funding to develop brownfield sites for homes

27 October 2021
Budget 2021 analysis: Cheffins’ reaction to funding to develop brownfield sites for homes

Budget 2021 analysis: Cheffins’ reaction to funding to develop brownfield sites for homes

27 October 2021

Cheffins says the funding to develop brownfield sites is a “savvy move” by the Chancellor of the Exchequer.


Stephen J Toope to complete term as University of Cambridge’s Vice-Chancellor in September 2022

20 September 2021
Stephen J Toope to complete term as University of Cambridge’s Vice-Chancellor in September 2022

Stephen J Toope to complete term as University of Cambridge’s Vice-Chancellor in September 2022

20 September 2021

Prof Toope is 'especially proud' of university's delivery of education and research through the Covid crisis.


Hill’s Knights Park development wins Housing Design Award as UK’s most sustainable residential scheme

16 September 2021
Hill’s Knights Park development wins Housing Design Award as UK’s most sustainable residential scheme

Hill’s Knights Park development wins Housing Design Award as UK’s most sustainable residential scheme

16 September 2021

The Cambridge scheme was hailed as “an exemplar of designing for climate change”.

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Cows about Cambridge: Winner of our ‘design a mini moo’ competition revealed - plus see more of your brilliant entries

08 September 2021
Cows about Cambridge: Winner of our ‘design a mini moo’ competition revealed - plus see more of your brilliant entries

Cows about Cambridge: Winner of our ‘design a mini moo’ competition revealed - plus see more of your brilliant entries

08 September 2021

Artists create udderly fantastic artwork in a bid to win a mini moo to be decorated in their own moo-nique design.


Plans submitted for 100 rental homes and workspace in Devonshire Gardens

24 August 2021
Plans submitted for 100 rental homes and workspace in Devonshire Gardens

Plans submitted for 100 rental homes and workspace in Devonshire Gardens

24 August 2021

First Base and RPMI Railpen's proposals will transform the three-acre site and include a park, creche and artists’ studios.


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