Events

The concert, which also features Military Wives and Shannon Express, is in aid of the Teenage Cancer Trust.

The world-renowned violinist and conductor’s annual Christmas show will be shown in Vue Cambridge, Light Cinema Cambridge, Cineworld Ely and more.

The author is coming to Cambridge Waterstones to discuss her new novel Shy Creatures

Runners-up will get £250 travel vouchers.

A world of travel experiences is promised.

There will be a wide range of stalls on offer, as well as homemade soup and a cake stall.

Four ghost stories have been written especially for the tour by Tassa Deparis, James McDermott, Eloise Pennycott, and Aisha Zia.

The festival will host a variety of special guests and filmmakers throughout the week, including ‘Fish Tank’ director Andrea Arnold.

Just £5 to skate at the Coldhams Lane park for the night.

The charity concert will celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Royal Air Force Music Charitable Trust.

It was that time of year again when German food, drink and music took centre stage.

‘Dissolve’ is perhaps the popular comedian’s most daring and personal show to date.

David Slater, a Cambridge man with cerebral palsy, will take on the challenge in his manual wheelchair.

This year’s event was held in aid of the Magpas Air Ambulance charity.

The event included an entertaining game, live music, food and drink stalls, and a guest appearance by former England bowler Devon Malcolm.

This year’s event was in support of Maggie’s Centre Cambridge and the Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust (ACT).

The cathedral was filled with dogs, rabbits, cats, hamsters and gerbils for the annual Animal Service.

More than 350 participants came together to complete either a short 2km stroll around Jesus Green, or a longer 6.5km route.

Nearly 2,000 people helped raise more than £33,000 by taking part in the annual charity walk.

Highlights included an RAF Falcons parachute display, an RAF Avro Lancaster and an RAF Typhoon.