Courts

Symon Charlton, 49, stole the bank card, along with a bicycle, jewellery and electrical items from a house in Arbury Road, Cambridge.

Two stereos, a guitar and speakers have been seized from a resident who continued to disturb their neighbours by playing extremely loud music.

The victim was in the toilets of The Regal pub in Cambridge when the thief approached him and gave him a hug, while stealing his phone.

Both are due to appear at Cambridge Magistrates’ Court.

A man seen waving a knife towards members of the public in Cambridge city centre has been jailed.

He was also sentenced to 56 days in prison after pleading guilty to shop theft and breaching a suspended sentence.

Abuse included turning up at the victim's house unannounced, making threats towards her and her family and bombarding her with emails.

A thief ripped two TV sets from a shop wall as he attacked two police officers and tried to avoid arrest in Cambridge.

Police arrested and charged a number of people for public order offences following aggressive and intimidating behaviour towards Luton Town fans.

Officers found two socks containing 27 wraps of cocaine in the car, including one hidden under the base of the cup holder.

The rings were a gold ruby ring worth £16,675 made by Malcolm Betts and an 18-carat gold emerald and ruby ring worth £9,500 made by Barbara Christie.

A man has been jailed after being forensically linked to the rape of a University of Cambridge student.

The victims included a partially sighted 79-year-old man and a 92-year-old woman.

A member of the public spotted Jordan Trotman-John counting wads of cash down an alleyway on Parsonage Street and told police.

Four men have been charged in connection with ATM and cigarette thefts across three counties.

Baby Louis Thorold died when a vehicle mounted the pavement and struck his pram.

A former Cambridgeshire Constabulary officer is due in court following an investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct

Ian Stewart, 61, has been found guilty of murdering his wife Mrs Stewart in the garden of the family home in Bassingbourn in 2010

Stewart was sentenced to a whole-life order, meaning he will never be released from prison.

Three-day consistory court session hears closing arguments