Nostalgia

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.

The replica 1910 Model T Ford, along with its owner, is to feature in Our Love Story, an upcoming Bollywood film.

The museum is planning two days of live music, food, activities and more on July 24 and 25.

Led by composer and artist Emily Peasgood, the project tells stories from the many communities in and around the area.

The sportsman and TV presenter undertook part of his Battle of Britain pilot training at the famous airfield.

Clothing and accessories range is taken by caravan to festivals and events

Writer Shahida Rahman discusses the Bangladeshi community in Cambridge, in a year that marks the 50th anniversary of the country’s independence.

A rescue operation returned a Second World War aircraft stranded in Scotland after engine failure to its Duxford base.

The chances are you will have played with a toy, ridden on a bike or seen a car that was designed by Cambridge's Tom Karen - he created the 70s.

The GAZ Volga M21 model III, made in 1969 and owned by Cambridge resident Kiril Vitanov, is believed to be the only car of its type in the city.

The enterprise has won ‘Historic Tour Operator of the Year 2020/21’ for Central England at the Corporate Livewire Cambridgeshire Prestige Awards.

Demon dogs and lost souls are wandering the city after dark according to Cambridge's Blue Badge Guides who are restarting their Ghost Tours

This year's digital Open Cambridge will show six films about some of the stranger stories of old in Mill Road

Special services, a new play written by Cambridgeshire students and the national VE Day events planned for Friday (May 8)

Stained glass windows depicting scenes from the First World War have been rededicated in a ceremony at a Cambridgeshire village church