Human Interest

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’.

The book was written by Haddenham-based author Alastair Cairns Hull.

Visitors can enjoy a wood-fired sauna, cold plunges, a firepit, and a botanical garden complete with herbs and plants.

He did it to raise money for Hardwick Pre-School.

Research scientist Mirelle Radley plans to adopt a dog she named Paddington after it won her affections while travelling in South America.

The official charity for Addenbrooke’s and the Rosie has invested more than £150million in the hospitals over the past 30 years.

A 50-year-old has been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs.

6,738 went to children, it says, as it launches petition on Universal Credit payments.

It could save 700 lives a year, researchers say.

He also played for England Youth, Nuneaton and Telford.

East Cambridgeshire District Council will build it in Mepal.

Stewart Taylor thanks all who helped him when a fall at Cambridge Lawn Tennis Club left him in excruciating pain with a dislocated replacement hip.

The annual charity fundraiser involves well-dressed motorcycle riders taking to the streets in towns and cities all over the world.

Arthur Bear is the Arthur Rank Hospice Charity’s beloved mascot.

It takes parents a year to ‘tune in’ to their child’s feelings about starting school, says a major Cambridge-led study.

A ceremony at Great St Mary’s Church in the city welcomed five new members into the Order.

The largest community event in the area, the fun run has a long history of bringing the community together and raising money for charity.

‘The Curiohaus Trials’, by Castle Camps-based author Russell Kent, looks at lesser-known trials that took place after World War II.

We speak to Chief Constable Nick Dean and PCC Darryl Preston at site in Milton.