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Bridge restrictions have been ‘devastating’ to his business, he says.

Rather than using multiple sensors, they achieved it with a single material.

It will give future generations a glimpse of scientific research in the 2020s - and a copy of the Cambridge Independent.

Perry James Wakeman does it again - thanks to an aggressive cheese ageing strategy.

Research scientist Mirelle Radley plans to adopt a dog she named Paddington after it won her affections while travelling in South America.

It’s just the ticket for a relaxing visit to wellbeing site in Bourn.

The green space is designed for patients, staff and visitors to enjoy.

It will take place on the summer solstice.

The remarkable but largely forgotten hover train tested in the Fens has inspired Drew Silver to try to capture a piece of history in a feature film.

He plans to give it to ‘the best son in the world’.

Jonathan Carey, who runs Midfeather Antiques & Interiors near Haddenham, bought the original parts from a scrap metal merchant.

Objects from the agency’s private collection are on show alongside declassified documents.

Two undergraduates took the clock hands in a 1930s prank and the daughter of one has returned the hour hand.

Joby Aviation has signed a partnership with Virgin Atlantic.

The Barrington resident won the first of his national titles in 1978.

The 1995 DB7 is being offered for sale by H&H Classic.

The Explorer Light 1 weighs 24 per cent less.

Bring your four-legged friend and experience the Pupuccino Bar.

We quiz Anglia Ruskin University’s Prof Viren Swami ahead of his Cambridge Festival talk.

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