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There will be storytimes and activities, as well as themed parties and author signings.

Whether it’s dinosaurs, superheroes or chocolate eggs you’re after, there are a wealth of options to choose from.

More than £70,000 was raised and around 10,000 people visited over the two days.

Emilie Silverwood-Cope writes about Parenting Truths.

Meanwhile, the county council will continue to fund holiday food vouchers for the next year at a cost of £3.6m.

Enjoy special offers at nearly 40 of the city’s best eateries.

‘Gender equality is vital if we are to have a sustainable tomorrow,’ says Antoinette Nestor.

The event, in aid of Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust (ACT), has become one of the biggest corporate team events in the regional calendar.

Cambridge case study celebrates tenacity and compassion of rare disease families and sufferers

Emilie Silverwood-Cope writes about Parenting Truths.

Sunday’s service at Great St Mary’s reflects the strain that the pandemic has put on couples.

This half-term the University of Cambridge’s museums have put together a host of activities children can try out at home.

Calligraphy, dumpling-making and a market marked the Year of the Tiger.

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Cambridge City Council approved the funding to help tackle social and economic inequalities.

Allie Birley discusses mental wellbeing and suggests some places to head for a winter walk.

The building, which closed in May 2020, was reopened on Thursday, January 20, after being enhanced by the county council.

Emilie Silverwood-Cope writes about Parenting Truths.

The site on Parker’s Piece, home to fairground-style rides, an ice rink, a big wheel and the UK’s biggest ice slide, will close on January 3.

The popular event marked its 10th year in 2021, raising £250,000.