Nostalgia

This master of the one-liner will soon be bringing his successful Gary in Punderland tour to Cambridge.

The band will soon be heading to Cambridge, in support of See You in the Stars, their first new album in 13 years.

The synth-pop favourites are back with a new album (out today, September 30) and tour.

The event was back for the first time since 2019 – and there was plenty on offer for non-steam enthusiasts as well.

Her Majesty officially opened the building, talked to scientists and peered down a microscope.

Tributes included a two-minute silence before flying commenced.

The organisers are working closely with Arthur Rank Hospice Charity, the colleges and local businesses to try and come up with a new date.

Leper Chapel event expands into adjoining field with access via Chisholm Trail

Set to appear are the RAF Battle of Britain Memorial Flight and the Tiger 9 Aeronautical Display Team, along with many other aircraft.

The Ship in Northfield Avenue shut its doors in April 2020 but is set to reopen under new management.

Taking place at the English Heritage site near Saffron Walden, the displays drew the crowds to the house’s beautiful grounds.

The popular New York City-based singer will soon be heading to Cambridge.

Event dates from 1211 and Barnwell site recreation began in 2004

The collection, which filled around 80 boxes, will be up for sale this weekend.

After two Covid-affected years away, the much-loved events returns to Cherry Hinton Hall from today (Thursday, July 28).

Moya Brennan, singer with the much-loved Irish band which formed more than half a century ago, tells us about their farewell tour.

Richard DeDomenici and his team re-enact scenes from films and TV series in the places where they were originally shot, with his Redux Project.

The first air show of the season attracted sizeable crowds to the Imperial War Museum Duxford last weekend (June 18-19).

The P51 Mustang has been painted in the colours of Col Jack Christian, who was killed in action in 1944.

Look out for, among other things, the Red Arrows, Spitfires and Hurricanes, as well as daring aerial acts from the Aerosuperbatic Wing Walkers.