Alison Wright writes for the Cambridge Independent.
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Cambridge fighter was on the podium in Birmingham
The awards recognise fantastic work by teams and individuals at Addenbrooke’s and the Rosie hospitals.
The singer died ‘peacefully’ at her ranch in Southern California.
Police have issued an appeal.
Shelagh Robertson, 75, was driving home from Tesco when she turned into the path of an oncoming van, forcing it on to the pavement, a court has heard.
An open letter from Stephen Tomkins warns action must be taken.
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Melbourn judoka battles back for glory
They stole his wallet and punched him in the face.
Victory over India saw them clinch three wins in a row for the first time at the Games
The ‘Kids for a Quid’ initiative is offering under-16s the chance to swim for just £1 per session.
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She was taken to court after failing to pay a fixed penalty notice.
Louise Palmer-Masterton, of Stem & Glory, has some great ideas and recipes to share.
Deputy headteacher at The Cavendish School, Stephanie Smith, shares her advice about the move from term-time to summer break.
Guided tours will explain the major work being carried out to save the oldest surviving windmill in the UK.
Events and attractions will include the show’s barrel racing team, the Inspire Motorbike and BMX stunt team, and the Dog and Duck show.
The three arrivals will take up a combined total of 16,700 sq ft of space at the shopping centre.
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Cambridge Carbon Footprint explores what is being done to slash carbon emissions.
Winners will be revealed at a black tie gala dinner.
Archie Wilks was just four when he caught coronavirus in March 2020 during treatment for neuroblastoma, a rare childhood cancer.
