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Charles is a life fellow of Hughes Hall, Cambridge, and a member of the Faculty of English, University of Cambridge.

The restaurant also has an established branch in Bedford.

The Cambridge Independent’s business correspondent is also a musician and songwriter.

Our film critic, Mark Walsh, takes a look at upcoming releases in a column sponsored by the Cambridge Arts Picturehouse.

Alison will also be coming to The Pantry at The Guineas in Newmarket to discuss her latest novel, ‘Because She Looked Away’.

The event was organised by the Friends of Histon Road Recreation Ground (FoHRR).

The book tells the story of one man’s determined – and sometimes hilarious – attempt to keep his life from falling apart.

The duo, Sel Balamir and Matt Brobin, will soon be performing at The Portland Arms in Cambridge.

One is a poet and writer, who has been called the ‘Banksy of poetry’, the other is a BAFTA Award-winning writer, poet, and film and TV producer.

Held in collaboration with Wild in Art and Aardman, the Find the Flock trail promises fun for the whole family.

Also appearing are the award-winning Duo Rossi musical clowns from France, while high above the circus ring, Miss Anna swings in on the trapeze.

They were supported by new wave rock band The Vapors and alt-pop newcomers, Pistol Daisys.

Lefty Men Sing and Cambridge CND highlight concerns at American-run air base.

The concert showcased the band’s work on film soundtracks, documentaries, and video games.

The Canadian singer-songwriter is also set to release ‘More Songs about Love’, an extended companion to her acclaimed 2024 album, ‘Anniversary’.

The company has produced two feature films and a musical theatre show.

Titled ‘The Measure of Progress: Counting What Really Matters’, Diane will be presenting the book at Waterstones in Cambridge.

The charity offers wellbeing and social re-engagement for young people in Cambridgeshire who are out of school due to trauma or bullying.

Councillors will decide if it is granted a licence.

Record Store Day involves more than 300 independent record shops across the UK.