Human Interest

Mark spent more than 20 years leading schools in the Cambridge area.

The special graduation ceremony took place at St Paul’s Church, Cambridge.

The CRUK Cambridge Institute scientist is undergoing breast cancer treatment.

The village pub has reopened after a year-long community-led fundraising and renovation campaign.

This free event is organised by Cambridge Zero, the University of Cambridge’s climate change initiative.

A Dusk till Dawn swim saw 34 teams swimming through the night in a relay for 12 hours.

A 27-year-old man has been arrested.

School says he touched ‘countless lives with his warmth, vision and positivity’.

Ian Hall will raise money for Cancer Research UK.

Bridge restrictions have been ‘devastating’ to his business, he says.

She left the road at about 7.45pm on Wednesday.

He raised money for Royal Papworth Charity to thank hospital after open heart surgery.

The event is curated by Total Arts – Cambridge Junction’s fortnightly group for disabled young artists.

The Genoese sponge cake was baked by hand by Liz Fenton from Cambridge City Council’s cultural services team.

Cambridge company helps address issues of bias and transparency.

Tom Harris, who helped design the world’s first smartphone, suffered a catastrophic and inoperable brain injury.

Academics, charity leaders and community stalwarts feature.

Kirsty Smith joined CBM UK as chief executive in 2012.

Jade Horton jumped from a second floor window during the blaze.

The Cambridge graduate and retired doctor’s ‘truly moving’ book is titled ‘Beyond the Horizon Might be Better’.