Nostalgia

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

The former Boyzone singer and solo star will soon be treating a Cambridge audience to many of his biggest hits.

The piece has been created from a 5,000-year-old fossilised black oak tree.

The Handley Page Victor XH648, an historic jet-powered strategic bomber, has undergone a five-year restoration.

Caroline will be taking the very first session back to term on Wednesday, April 27, in St Neots at the United Reformed Church.

The figures can be found at the Grand Arcade and Lion Yard Shopping Centre, where they form a free Superheroes Trail.

The band’s singer Simon ‘Sice’ Rowbottom spoke to the Cambridge Independent ahead of their gig later this month at The Portland Arms.

There will be storytimes and activities, as well as themed parties and author signings.

The exhibition reveals the evolution of plein air painting across Europe in the 19th century.

More than £70,000 was raised and around 10,000 people visited over the two days.

The former Wet Wet Wet frontman will resume his Greatest Hits tour next month, with a Cambridge date lined up on Friday, April 22.

Ebu’s new exhibition at Gallery Above opened on March 3 and runs until April 16.

Drummer Tyler Stewart discusses some of BNL’s memorable releases and comedy connections ahead of their appearance at the Corn Exchange.

This loving tribute to cherished comedy duo Morecambe and Wise is on in the city until Saturday, February 26.

The fire has been lit for the first time in eight years in a historic refurbished boiler at the site.

Residents are welcome to join in with Sunday’s celebration.

Residents are being asked for their views on which buildings, structures, archaeological sites and landscapes they feel are important.

About 130 people turned out to watch a specially-designed flag be raised on the Lawn, Whittlesford’s large village green, on January 1.

They are among 300 Historic England sites across the country that have been protected in the past year.

Visitors to the event last weekend (September 18-19), many of whom came dressed in period costume, really got into the spirit of things.