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Following two years of uncertainty, cancellations and extra precautions due to Covid, this popular event is back with some new developments.

Thousands attended the spectacular free event on Midsummer Common.

The venue in the city centre has announced its upcoming programme of events, which span genres, art forms and shows for people of all ages.

Full festivities will return after two years this November.

Find out where and where the displays are in Cambridge, Ely, Cambourne and elsewhere in the county.

Our guide to some spooktacular events.

Emilie Silverwood-Cope writes about Parenting Truths.

The final flying event of the season brought together favourite acts, old and new, for a thrilling day of aerial displays.

The annual event helps raise money for the Sick Children’s Trust.

Find out the time, location and theme of all the events.

They get under way on Friday, October 14.

Margaret Saner shares some advice.

Held for the first time since 2019, the 10k and 3k runs raise funds for Bourn Primary Academy.

The much-loved attraction is still set to go ahead this year in some form.

There is no date set yet for the installation but the centre expects it to be completed “very soon”.

Shepreth Wildlife Park and Govia Thameslink Railway have also joined them.

Emilie Silverwood-Cope writes about Parenting Truths.

The campaign encourages businesses and community venues to pledge their support for families who breastfeed and/or pump.

The annual event, held at Burwash Manor, showcases some of the region’s finest wood workers, crafters and artisans.

Campfire stories and wood craft, as well as local street food, real ales and cider, and live music from 10.30am to 5pm