Obituaries

We spoke to Sam’s mother following the death of the 31-year-old, who raised £65,000 for ACT and Arthur Rank Hospice.

He spent nearly 22 years as an on-call firefighter in the village.

They have described her as kind, thoughtful and much-loved.

He had 30 patents to his name - and a mineral named after him.

He died, aged 48, five years after being attacked by a gang of football hooligans.

The biological chemist, who co-founder Astex, Sphere Fluidics and Aqdot, has died suddenly at 62.

He ‘will be remembered fondly by the entire family of Cambridge United FC’

A trail of landmark papers is part of his legacy.

Tributes are made to Allan Brigham, the former road sweeper, tour guide and champion for Cambridge and its history.

Their daughters - aged 18 months and 10 years old - were in the car at the time of the crash.

Hundreds at Waterbeach skate park celebrate life of hip-hop fan, skateboarder, artist and friend

His family ask people to remember the good times they had with him after the discovery at Roswell Pits.

Claire Ruskin, who worked with him for two decades, writes for the Cambridge Independent.

Mr Goodwin, from Lolworth in South Cambridgeshire, died following a collision between HGVs near Waterbeach.

‘He cared hugely about Cambridge’ says Lord Robert Mair as he leads tributes at Ely Cathedral.

The 24-year-old Judge Business School graduate was a superb athlete but may have had an underlying heart condition.

Tributes are being paid to one of Cambridge’s most highly respected business leaders.

She served for 17 years, including a spell as deputy mayor, and represented Abbey ward.

The minute’s silence remembered the lives of the University of Cambridge graduates killed in the London Bridge terror attack.

Institute of Criminology director Professor Loraine R Gelsthorpe also thanks those who ‘bravely risked their own lives to hold off the attacker’.