Human Interest

Many Cambridge services cancelled following incident at Stevenage.

The veteran broadcaster said he felt “an undercurrent of joy” whenever he comes to the site.

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

The victims were paid £40-£120 in cash by the couple every two weeks, despite working 12-16 hour shifts.

Jeremy Waller has led an extraordinary life, both at home and abroad.

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

The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office has advised British nationals in Lebanon ‘to leave, while commercial options remain available’.

Bar Hill-raised Imogen was speaking at the Labour Party Conference.

Councillors made claim while debating yellow line restrictions for Riverside.

Reg Seekings’ wartime feats have been documented in a book written by Tony Rushmer, which is released today.

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.

The shop was officially opened by Lisa Ayton and her 13-year-old Abbie on Thursday, 12 September.

The Great Shelford-based clinic says it is ‘passionate about improving lives through better hearing’.

Together Culture will gather people to reveal the co-operative, entrepreneurial, activist and progressive history of the Kite area of Cambridge.

‘Wonders of the Human Body’ is a three-part series, presented by late TV presenter Dr Michael Mosley.

The initiative aims to help local organisations with specific donations and give them the tools they need to continue to thrive.

Rachel Gibson suffered an unwitnessed cardiac arrest after returning to her room.

It holds cherished memories from his past.

Ministers have signed off the outline business case.