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Second World War veteran Don Keiller, from Cambridge, wants to raise £10,000 for Royal British Legion Industries.

A duo with a passion for beer have built a microbrewery in a back garden in Burwell.

Police cordoned off the site and called the bomb squad after call from worried mum

A large ginger tom cat has inspired his own Facebook page after his daily visits to Addenbrooke’s Hospital made him famous amongst staff.

Try our interactive map: From thick, red streaks to huge triangular objects, we’ve been mystified by what we’ve spotted.

The Dog House will be back on screens for a further two series

Pythag is a hit online

With lockdown preventing visits to artists' homes, Cambridge Open Studios is offering an artist treasure hunt on your daily walk

The miniature gateway in the shape of an ancient, leather-bound book is said to lead to the lair of the Knight Rider

Craig Howkins filled the void created by the absence of the wedding industry.

New Cambridge theatre programme offers a whole herd of of hilariously mixed messages and thought-provoking spectacles

We've been asking for your photographs of life in lockdown - and we've had a wonderful response.

We’re looking for your images from life at home right now...

White Watch performed the worm, the floss and a walking handstand while in protective gear.

Trumpington’s well-known legend scores on slopes of St Moritz

A cheeky night out for Valentine's Day at Cambridge University's Museum of Classical Archaeology

The challenge was to ride as many miles as he could around a velodrome in an hour.

'A Marmite idea' - millionaire businessman says people are divided on his £100 bin shelters for rough sleepers

Mark Woods-Nunn is making the trek from Cambridge to Paris to raise funds for two charities.

Residents are puzzling over the identity of the generous person hiding presents along the school run route for children to discover.