Nostalgia

Tales of magic and murder are revealed in historical records of Cambridgeshire witch trials in a research project by the Cambridge University Library.

Matthew Corbett’s original TV Sooty Mobile has been unearthed from a garage after 20 years of gathering dust

Campaigners trying to save the market square’s cobbles are celebrating after they managed to win the stone setts listed status

A digitised version of the diary by Sir James Wordie will be available in the autumn

Three talented Cambridge artists also unleash a nod to 90s pop culture nostalgia

Fordham's James Withers was mentioned in the same breath as Burns and Byron but went from rags to riches and back again

Wonderful photos form part of the archive that will be preserved

Spitfires also take to the skies over Cambridgeshire

The county council's historic Shire Hall headquarters is set to be developed by firm behind Cambridge North station area and CB1 site.

Three of the crew who perished when their B-17 Flying Fortress came down are interred at the cemetery

To mark the NHS’s birthday, we’re looking at how Cambridge University Hospitals – incorporating Addenbrooke’s and The Rosie – developed over the decades.

Millicent Fawcett is to become the first woman to be celebrated with a statue in Parliament Square, 100 years after legislation granting the vote to (some) women received Royal Assent. Dr GILLIAN SUTHERLAND, of Newnham College, explains more about Millicent's impact.

The Officers’ Mess is a thriving Mantle Business Centre that offers a fascinating window into its history.

The largest project of its kind in Britain will culminate over the bank holiday weekend when almost 4,000 photographs are placed on gravestones at the Cambridge American Cemetery and Memorial at Madingley.

Joseph Hempsall simply disappeared and now so has his grave

It has been a long-held tradition to tell ghost stories at Christmas time, especially in Cambridge.

New exhibition hopes for PYEoneering Cambridge Electronics company