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Cambridgeshire pub saved by the community is to open next month after finding new tenants

Cambridgeshire pub saved by the community is to open next month after finding new tenants

Cambridgeshire pub saved by the community is to open next month after finding new tenants

09 May 2019

Experienced tenants, Peter and Megan Friskey, will take charge of the Three Tuns in Guilden Morden


Immune profiling ‘will be a revolution in medicine’ says Babraham Institute’s Adrian Liston

Immune profiling ‘will be a revolution in medicine’ says Babraham Institute’s Adrian Liston

Immune profiling ‘will be a revolution in medicine’ says Babraham Institute’s Adrian Liston

05 May 2019

It could aid disease diagnosis, guide treatments and aid discovery of new therapies


A former teacher who once taught one of the Cambridge spies has celebrated his 100th birthday

A former teacher who once taught one of the Cambridge spies has celebrated his 100th birthday

A former teacher who once taught one of the Cambridge spies has celebrated his 100th birthday

04 May 2019

Former Selwyn College graduate Charles Courtenay Lloyd married a Russian princess and helped to liberate Norway


Marmalade Lane - Cambridge's first cohousing project - is a triumph

Marmalade Lane - Cambridge's first cohousing project - is a triumph

Marmalade Lane - Cambridge's first cohousing project - is a triumph

02 May 2019

The scheme is one of the biggest of its kind in the UK

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Campaigners to beg for stay of execution for women's hostel

Campaigners to beg for stay of execution for women's hostel

Campaigners to beg for stay of execution for women's hostel

02 May 2019

The clock is ticking down to a council meeting that will decide vulnerable women's fate


Jail threat for parents who took child out of school for holidays

Jail threat for parents who took child out of school for holidays

Jail threat for parents who took child out of school for holidays

01 May 2019

Parents of a Cambridgeshire pupil are given a four-week suspended sentence for taking their child out of school for holidays.


Amoo-sing tale for fire station crews after they rescue cow from river in Cambridge

Amoo-sing tale for fire station crews after they rescue cow from river in Cambridge

Amoo-sing tale for fire station crews after they rescue cow from river in Cambridge

29 April 2019

Cow decides to go for a swim in Cambridge river but fire crews show their udder dedication to save it


Number of discarded needles in Cambridge falls - but 50 found near primary school

Number of discarded needles in Cambridge falls - but 50 found near primary school

Number of discarded needles in Cambridge falls - but 50 found near primary school

29 April 2019

The city council’s rapid response cleaning teams respond within two working hours to calls about needles


Wilko Johnson on-stage fright at Cambridge Junction

Wilko Johnson on-stage fright at Cambridge Junction

Wilko Johnson on-stage fright at Cambridge Junction

26 April 2019

Dr Feelgood and Game of Thrones legend didn't let it stop him

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Ely Cathedral's director of music retires after 29 years

Ely Cathedral's director of music retires after 29 years

Ely Cathedral's director of music retires after 29 years

25 April 2019

Paul Trepte has stepped down after 29 years following a moving final Easter Day service


'Could your DNA data be used for Facebook ads?' Wellcome genetics panel asked

'Could your DNA data be used for Facebook ads?' Wellcome genetics panel asked

'Could your DNA data be used for Facebook ads?' Wellcome genetics panel asked

25 April 2019

Public event hears that unregulated third party services are commercialising genomics - and NHS is our best hope


Church survey to find out what residents need

Church survey to find out what residents need

Church survey to find out what residents need

24 April 2019

Two churches have joined forces to survey their local communities in a bid to find out what services they want


TV's Antiques Road Trip visit The Hive and Cambs Antique Centre

TV's Antiques Road Trip visit The Hive and Cambs Antique Centre

TV's Antiques Road Trip visit The Hive and Cambs Antique Centre

24 April 2019

James Braxton and Izzie Balmer pop into town for an educational experience


Cambridge garage owner publishes book about his life

Cambridge garage owner publishes book about his life

Cambridge garage owner publishes book about his life

19 April 2019

Andy Kent overcomes brain injury to pen his life story


Cambridge engineer and Canadian astronaut Dr Jenni Sidey-Gibbons could be heading to the moon

Cambridge engineer and Canadian astronaut Dr Jenni Sidey-Gibbons could be heading to the moon

Cambridge engineer and Canadian astronaut Dr Jenni Sidey-Gibbons could be heading to the moon

18 April 2019

NASA is leading a project to put humans back on the lunar surface


Museum and escape rooms nearing completion down by the riverside in Cambridge

Museum and escape rooms nearing completion down by the riverside in Cambridge

Museum and escape rooms nearing completion down by the riverside in Cambridge

14 April 2019

Grand re-opening expected to take place in early June


Artwork from residents is used to highlight concerns over tree felling during A14 upgrade

Artwork from residents is used to highlight concerns over tree felling during A14 upgrade

Artwork from residents is used to highlight concerns over tree felling during A14 upgrade

14 April 2019

Highways England reject accusations they are felling trees which hold nesting birds


Vanderlyle restaurant in Cambridge is wowing the public

Vanderlyle restaurant in Cambridge is wowing the public

Vanderlyle restaurant in Cambridge is wowing the public

13 April 2019

Masterchef runner-up Alex Rushmer onto a winner with new Mill Road restaurant


Cambridge school strike protestors flood King's Parade

Cambridge school strike protestors flood King's Parade

Cambridge school strike protestors flood King's Parade

12 April 2019

'Die-in' as school-age campaigners organise disruption - and education - on international day of action

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TV company adjudged to have filmed unlawfully at hospital

TV company adjudged to have filmed unlawfully at hospital

TV company adjudged to have filmed unlawfully at hospital

11 April 2019

True Visions Production company fined £120,000 for unlawful and unfair filming of patients


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