Shopping

The charity has received a lottery boost.

Only the strong will survive, he says.

All the timings for the day as Cambridge gets in the Christmas spirit.

Its owner has pledged to transform the site on Newmarket Road.

Following two years of uncertainty, cancellations and extra precautions due to Covid, this popular event is back with some new developments.

The independent retailer also has stores in London and Saffron Walden.

Full festivities will return after two years this November.

The awards - supported by the Cambridge Independent - championed great customers service.

Margaret Saner shares some advice.

The trial operating in Cambourne is due to be expanded in the city, and into Northstowe and Longstanton.

And it will meaner fewer shops.

Women had voiced concerns over the unisex fitting rooms.

It will offer free collections for orders over £200.

The shop, which specialises in trainers, has recently opened in Green Street.

Sponsored feature | Ian Sandison, of Cambridge BID, urges us all to benefit from what the city has to offer.

The three arrivals will take up a combined total of 16,700 sq ft of space at the shopping centre.

Customers will miss the flower, fruit and veg stall run by Jo and Robert Harvey.

Brick Wonders boasts recreations of sights from all seven continents, including an Egyptian pyramid and the Grand Canyon.

Sponsored feature | Ian Sandison, CEO of Cambridge BID, is delighted by the return of Open Studios.

The charity collects donated furniture from the community and then sells it in its shops at lower prices than in charity shops.