Death

Kathleen Pitts, 52, of Ravensworth Gardens, Cambridge, was on foot near Sedley Taylor Road when the collision happened.

Bogdan Ksiazek, 44, from Towcester, admits causing death by careless driving but denies causing death by dangerous driving.

The family of a mother and daughter who died in a collision on the A421 earlier this week say they are "overcome with sadness and grief".

It follows the death of a pedestrian three years after a cyclist died on the stretch.

A 39-year-old has appeared in court following the collision.

A motorcyclist who died after a collision on the A505 at Whittlesford has been named by police as army veteran Pete Tunstall.

A 39-year-old has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and driving while over the limit.

A man has being arrested on suspicion of causing death by careless driving when under the influence of drugs and drug driving.

The patient arrived at the hospital on Sunday, October 24, just before 10pm with chest pain.

A woman in her 50s has died following a collision on the guided busway near Sedley Taylor Road in Cambridge.

The former South Cambridgeshire MP was "not surprised" by the "dreadful news" that Tory MP Sir David Amess had died after being stabbed at work.

A petition has been launched by the campaign group calling for safety improvements for cyclists and pedestrians across Cambridgeshire.

South Cambridgeshire Conservative MP Anthony Browne said Sir David’s death is a “loss for Parliament and for the country, and an attack on democracy”.

The WWII veteran from Fordham was crossing the road with a shopping trolley.

Police appealing for dash cam footage or witnesses to a fatal accident near Godmanchester

Anna Garratt-Quinton, 22, was cycling just before 8am when she was struck by a petrol tanker near Addenbrooke’s Hospital.

A lorry driver has been arrested following the collision.

A woman in her 20s has died following a collision involving a lorry near Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge this morning (Thursday, October 7).

The crash, involving a motorcycle and van, happened at about 3am.

Cambridge’ Centre for Computing History said we have ‘lost a true visionary, disruptor and gentleman’.