Quirky

Children in STEM sessions helped to create the pieces that artist Helen Marshall brought together.

Rishi Sunak describes Daniel Zeichner’s verdict on AI chat as ‘absolutely extraordinary’.

Korean corn dogs have been selling out every week at Ian and Lan’s food van.

The late tractor enthusiast Jim Russell amassed the collection of 800 items over 50 years.

The traditional chair leg has been replaced with a sceptre made by a team of green woodworkers.

A circle of poppies with knitted soldier’s boots and a helmet was created.

It was previously thought only humans used this tactic.

A new sound installation has been created.

A modular workshop was also proposed to service the mushroom farm.

It was carried out to the sound of ‘Four women went to mow’.

Clownfish and seahorses adorn the postbox.

A woman who opposes the plan to close Mill Road Bridge to private vehicles claims she will use this explanation for driving through traffic cameras.

The acknowledgement comes 20 years after her male colleagues were honoured.

The ten day festival starts today (Friday, September 9) and offers visitors the chance to see treasures and buildings that are normally locked away.

The mother and calf have amazed onlookers – but there is concern for their wellbeing.

Check out the full timetable of the races, where to watch the soap boxes whizz by and which roads are closed.

From the outrageous to the hilarious, Rob Manuel has heard people admit to all kinds of bizarre behaviour – including what Cambridge has ’fessed up to

Cosmo and Bryn were called in.

A church that has been host to a swarm of bees, a wasp infestation, two kinds of bats and an escaped horse is searching for a volunteer cleaner.

The applicant wanted to sell pre-ordered coffee from a barista in the box.