South Cambridgeshire

Runners are getting ready to pound the streets of the capital.

They worked with EMBL’s European Bioinformatics Institute on the online exhibition.

The public will be asked to have its say on the measures in the coming weeks.

More than 325 runners registered for the 11th Grantchester Charity 10k & 3k last Sunday (September 26).

A decision is set to be made over whether to progress with plans for a package of public transport improvements and how they might be funded.

Edward Leigh, of Smarter Cambridge Tranport, offers a verdict on moves to change how enforcement is handled.

Lengthy queues have greeted drivers trying to fill up amid a shortage of HGV lorry drivers.

Cambridgeshire mayor Dr Nik Johnson has given his backing to closing Mill Road Bridge to traffic again.

In this exclusive Q&A, Addenbrooke’s Hospital bosses reveal they are seeing 360 people daily at A&E while Covid wards treat unvaccinated patients.

Find out how your neighbourhood, and different ages, have been affected with our latest detailed look at the coronavirus data.

Government denies the problems have anything to do with Brexit.

Protective measures around classes or year groups are set to be introduced to reduce the spread of Covid-19 in schools.

Visitors to the event last weekend (September 18-19), many of whom came dressed in period costume, really got into the spirit of things.

Supt Adam Gallop, area commander for the Cambridge region, explains why some burglaries and cycle thefts investigations are closed quickly.

The charity, which this year celebrates 50 years of saving lives, is aiming to raise £3million towards its new airbase.

Sunday is Run Day... get your trainers on.

A new purpose-built centre for young people in Cambourne is set to be completed earlier than initially planned.

But Lib Dems say it was the last Tory administration that damaged the district.

Design and fit-out specialist COEL and business psychologist Kelly Drewery, from Talent Glue, are researching the subject.

Robert Badcock, of Main Street, Witchford, has been sentenced to three years and three months in prison.