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The Primrose Croft Care Home resident’s painting was inspired by real-life events.

The popular comedy nights are run by Ali Warwood and Harriet Wells-Martin - “two mental health nurses trying to make the world a happier place”.

Holi is a Hindu festival signifying a time of rebirth and rejuvenation, and marks the arrival of spring.

The Festival offers almost 400 mostly free events across multiple themes.

The Consort is the current recipient of the Stile Antico Ensemble Development Bursary 2024-26.

Unflinchingly honest and authentic, and not overly-romanticised, the book recounts Judy’s visits to various cities and countries.

Titled simply ‘Steve’, it is the third protest song the group has released.

The Ickleton-based author held an official launch party for it last Saturday (15 March) at Ickleton Social Club.

Part of this year’s Cambridge Festival, the show is titled ‘More Magic of Cambridge’.

The singer’s latest album has seen her receive airplay on BBC Radio 2.

Celebrated pianist Grosvenor has said that it’s always a pleasure for him to perform at Cambridge.

The show is a personal double bill of monologue and poetry that delves deep into the themes of trauma, grief and mortality.

Estimated at £150,000-£170,000, it is thought to be unique among the 101 UK-supplied examples.

Savall, a celebrated conductor, composer and viol player, is the distinguished elder statesman of early music.

The concert was performed by the violist duo Peter Mallinson and Matthias Wiesner, and their piano accompanist Lynn Arnold.

The best-selling author will discuss his work at a Cambridge Literary Festival literary lunch.

The Barrington resident won the first of his national titles in 1978.

Alzheimer’s Research UK was the headline charity partner, and others included Cancer Research UK and Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust (ACT).

He is presenting his latest book, ‘A Death in Berlin’, at Waterstones in Cambridge.

The subject of AAM’s concert at West Road was José Maurici Nunes Garcia, who was born in Rio de Janeiro in 1767.