Charity

The Cambridge Independent is proud to support the return of this key business networking event.

The official distance for the trail is 2,198.4 miles and it is considered the world’s longest continuous footpath.

Stars offer specialist bereavement support and counselling to children in Cambridgeshire.

A ceremonial ribbon-cutting by Cllr Jenny Gawthrope Wood, the mayor of Cambridge, took place on Tuesday (October 31).

The centre’s flagship sustainability-focused event brought a packed schedule of exhibitions, activities, pop-up stalls and more.

Kate McIntosh, local organiser for Cambridge City Foodbank, writes for the Cambridge Independent

Cambridge Standing Tall is an art trail which will see nearly 100 giraffe sculptures take to the streets of Cambridge next spring.

The husband and wife team gave an illustrated talk on the series, in aid of Cambridge charities Whitworth House and Camtrust.

Lung Health Centre founders to speak at charity event – along with a unique ‘Windrush’ story.

Thousands will take to the streets of Cambridge this weekend to raise awareness and much-needed funds for Muscular Dystrophy UK.

Jo Barlow is organising the event at Cambridge Junction in aid of the British Heart Foundation.

The walk, staged to help end the devastation caused by dementia, has already raised more than £68,000.

View our gallery of the rescheduled runs organised by Cambridge and Coleridge Athletics Club.

Conducted by Viv Halton, the concert will include Danceries by Kenneth Hesketh and English Folk Song Suite by Ralph Vaughan Williams.

More than 300 people turned out to tackle the 10k and 3k courses.

The event, which has been running since 2008, includes a multi-terrain 10km race and family-friendly 3km race around the South Cambridgeshire village.

See the designs available to sponsor on the trail, which will support the charity Break.

Moulton-based charity helping drive forward treatments for dementia.

The serial fundraiser lives with type 2 diabetes.

The charity walk – which raises money for Arthur Rank Hospice and Romsey Mill – took in six University of Cambridge colleges.