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This July, COS is celebrating its 50th anniversary and, to mark the occasion, a special launch party was held at the Graduate Hotel.

The fourth Cambridge Pride event took place on Jesus Green.

The money raised will fund Break’s work with young care leavers.

You can watch a live stream of the charity auction today (Wednesday, 19 June).

Despite being written three quarters of a century ago, the play has been described as “remarkably relevant” to the present day.

Food and drink will be served to luxury seats at the five-screen cinema.

The acclaimed British slide guitarist and singer-songwriter’s 11-date jaunt includes a Cambridge stop.

Strawberry picking as a child was always the highlight of the start of the summer holidays for Amelie’s chef Alex Crepy

The Saginaw, Michigan native is also the host and executive producer of Oxygen’s new true-crime series, Deadly Waters.

The fair includes family rides, a giant funhouse, ghost train, dodgems, stalls with prizes and street food.

The former BBC journalist has now published his book called Compelling Communication

The free annual event featured exhibitors with arts and crafts, fashion and beauty, food and drink, and gifts and household accessories.

The Teversham Primary School choir opened the event, and there were stalls, games, fancy dress, races for children and more.

The show was part of a private viewing for the college’s Art & Design Exhibition, which ends today (Friday, 14 June).

Tours were given by garden staff and guides and the Ask the Gardener panel were kept busy with people coming with their gardening questions.

The show looks at the comic’s testicular cancer diagnosis and subsequent treatment in a mainly light-hearted way.

The event is produced by a team of volunteers, led by the Cambridge-based charity The Pink Festival Group.

Returning to Arbury Town Park, the carnival’s attractions this year included magician JezO, who has a new role with Britain’s Got Talent.

The stand-up comic will be bringing his ‘Back to the Front’ tour to Cambridge in July.

The Indian all-day eatery is to open on Trinity Street in Cambridge later this month.