Quirky

The county council says it has stepped up repair work.

A forgetful musician left a violin behind at Cambridge Orchard Park Travelodge – worth more than £1,000.

The centre’s first ever charity auction, which will take place on January 26, will see eight Dinky Presents go under the hammer.

Hundreds of spectators are expected for the only thing that’s bigger than Christmas in the Cambridgeshire village.

Karl Webb has been to European games expos to seek out the best offerings this year.

The pesky character is not immune from prosecution, it seems.

Passers-by did a double take.

The tree follows a proud Cambridge tradition, dating back to the 1930s, of decorating unlikely areas in the city.

The anonymous artists have created ten new miniature portals for the public to find in hidden locations around the Grand Arcade.

The cygnet got stuck in a drainpipe.

Lee Welham, from Chesterton, hopes to complete the challenge by the end of the month.

The days of all scarecrows looking like Worzel Gummidge are long gone, as our pictures of this year’s Haslingfield Scarecrow Festival show.

Out on the river, a classic Cambridge day out got very soggy

Cambridge's favourite street artists have delivered a new Dinky Door to add to their growing trail around the city

Geoff Soden, 70, from Huntingdon, arranged for a pilot friend to carry out the gesture of gratitude over the hospital.

Jason Howard, of Shanty Cambridge, is hoping to swap it up for a food shopping voucher to cook for local charity, Jimmy’s.

Bonkers Busway Cambs News was launched less than two weeks ago and has already gained an audience of more than 2,000 people.

This 8.5km sculpture trail of the solar system was designed by artist Oliver Jeffers, with astrophysicist Professor Stephen Smartt.

The impact of loud fireworks on animals was highlighted at Cambridge City Council’s full council meeting.

More than 650 pupils from the University of Cambridge Primary School and Coleridge Community College paraded through the streets.