Heritage

The money raised will go towards the cost of installing the archway in public space close to Mill Road.

Our extensive gallery as the Prince of Wales visits Cambridge market, Homerton College and AstraZeneca’s new Discovery Centre.

Residents of Waterbeach and Landbeach spent the lockdowns knitting and crocheting 5,000 Remembrance poppies.

A secret investor has allowed the National Trust to buy an important 18th-century portrait just days before it was due to be sold at auction.

The 12-string acoustic Yamaha instrument fetched almost double its pre-sale estimate.

Maintenance outsourced as Cambridge river guardians look to improve service and stay afloat

The college is to give back a Benin Bronze to Nigeria’s National Commission for Museums and Monuments on Wednesday, October 27.

A plaque has been unveiled at the school to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the official opening of its swimming pool.

Tribute was paid to the regiment’s WW II Far East Prisoners of War (FEPOWs) last Sunday (October 3) with a plaque dedicated to their Yasume Club.

The much-loved establishment on Regent Street is welcoming back guests following a six figure refurbishment.

Popular activity helps river to breathe, explains Richard Leech, one of the original fans of the outdoor pursuit

‘Activist walking’ sets off on Gandhi’ s birthday with appeal to find agreement at climate breakdown conference

New accelerator for engineering, motors and aerospace group – while Robert Marshall announces MarQuity fund

Visitors to the event last weekend (September 18-19), many of whom came dressed in period costume, really got into the spirit of things.

They include a large piece of twisted and rusted steelwork from the collapsed World Trade Center.

Jessica Walker and Nicola Foster, two ladies who love to swim in lidos, came to Cambridge last week to do just that at Jesus Green.

The free heritage festival is packed with talks, guided walks and tours of sites behind usually closed doors.

In the city, for example, there are plans to turn one – currently used by a punting firm – into a coffee shop.

Golden artefacts unearthed from ancient burial mounds built by Saka warrior people in Kazakhstan will go on display next month.

‘There are other options’ say campaigners as furore over insurers’ 70% pollarding demand grows.