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The Covid-19 pandemic means the usual event in December cannot take place.

Demon dogs and lost souls are wandering the city after dark according to Cambridge's Blue Badge Guides who are restarting their Ghost Tours

And this year there will be a Ferris wheel and 30m-long ice slide to add to the attractions.

It had been due to take place from September 18-20.

It runs from September 11-13.

The reformatted event is raising money for Arthur Rank Hospice and Romsey Mill.

A sponsored feature in association with Cambridge BID, packed with ideas of things to do in Cambridge.

Campaigners hoping to save the Flying Pig pub when the plot it stands on is redeveloped have called for people to respond to the new plans.

The Cambridge games company has launched Struggling and Lemnis Gate.

It offers a great place to take the family.

The science centre enjoyed a jet-powered reopening with an exhibition on the Bloodhound LSR car.

This year's digital Open Cambridge will show six films about some of the stranger stories of old in Mill Road

Cambridge BID CEO Ian Sandison explains the safety measures in place and has some great ideas on how to treat yourself and others | Sponsored feature

Warren Elsmore has modelled pivotal moments in world history.

You can also nominate your own real-life local hero.

It will feature 16 films across eight days, from Parasite to Rocket Man.

A full day of family-friendly films will be shown by Babylon ARTS, in collaboration with The Library Presents, at Lancaster Way Business Park,

The secret history of a creepy asylum converted into luxury flats lies at the heart of Erin Kelly's new book

Advice from Paul Fellows, of Cambridge Astronomical Association - and details of a virtual star party.

A Cambridge photographer took portraits of local key workers to capture their emotions during lockdown