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The full sculpture trail - for which the Cambridge Independent is media partner - officially launches on Monday, June 28.

A whole street in Cambridge has clubbed together to buy their very own Dinky Door and it has finally been unveiled this morning (Tuesday, June 15).

Is the city being terrorised by a 150ft bird? Has a prankster been at work? What is going on?

The business was set up by Matt Vann and is located in Hemingford Grey.

From Christopher Marlowe to the famous KGB spooks, Cambridge has been a hotbed of international espionage for centuries reveal the Blue Badge Guides

The new artwork from Dinky Doors was stolen from Mill Road bridge in Cambridge after just four days - but it has returned a little changed

The artists are appealing for the return of the FotoDinkyMat which they hoped would delight children and adults alike over the Easter weekend.

The anonymous street artists Dinky Doors have struck again on a Cambridge street - and they have set up a tiny treasure hunt of miniature posters.

The daredevil entertainer has followed up last year’s exploding car stunt.

We got an exclusive behind the scenes look of the course where a T-rex, velociraptors and a triceratops will watch you play.

A 250m cordon was thrown up and the A505 closed after Harry Williams’ find.

Archaeologists were very excited by the rare find.

They aim to listen to ET’s techno-signatures.

It was a day of sledging and snowmen for many in Cambridgeshire... but it took until darkness fell for the city to get any real snowfall.

Hear the otherworldly sounds of space weather recorded by a British Antarctic Survey research station here.

Her daily exercise was interrupted...

A new art installation in Histon and Impington features six small-scale ‘jelly’ sculptures carved in stone and bronze.

This beautifully decorated house in Girton – described as a “huge labour of love” – is a real feast for the eyes.

We hear from a mum who works for Cambridge Forest Schools discover her tips on how to celebrate a magical Christmas outdoors.

The embarrassment caused by your phone goes off at maximum volume in a quiet space could soon be a thing of the past.