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The celebrity chef discusses lobster with his girlfriend.
Allie Birley discusses the simple changes we can all make.
Whether you’re jetting off or planning a staycay, our local Cambridge brands have got your summer holiday packing sorted. Velvet goes shopping
All the details you need as a participant or visitor for Sunday’s fundraiser.
Come and watch the tennis at the Graduate hotel’s restaurant and sample a special menu devised by executive chef Adam Wood.
Louise Palmer-Masterton, of Stem & Glory, considers the debate and offers a delicious creamy pasta recipe.
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The independent spectacle maker is offering the treat to celebrate the one year anniversary of the opening of its Cambridge store.
The charity collects donated furniture from the community and then sells it in its shops at lower prices than in charity shops.
See the full list of sites across the country where the supermarket chain wants to open new stores.
One lucky Style Awards entrant will be selected at random to win this hamperful of food, drink, fashion and pamper products on Newmarket Ladies' Day
Festivals of art, theatre, music, history and horse racing are all on the agenda this July. Velvet’s Riadh Falvo previews five unmissable events
Latest styling advice for home-sellers, a garden to visit after hours and flowers and fragrances to bring the beauty of summer inside
May 28-29 is set to be one of the busiest weekends of the year for open gardens under the National Garden Scheme.
Gardeners are encouraged to put the mower away and let their garden grow.
Allie Birley discusses how to create a happy, hoppy place.
Joe Sharman, of Monksilver Nursery in Cottenham, divulges how he develops highly sought-after bulbs.
Martin Walters visits the National Trust nature reserve.
The ownership of the country park and nature reserve is to be transferred to the Wildlife Trust to keep the green space available for the community.
Archaeologists have discovered more than 8,000 amphibian bones by an Iron Age roundhouse at Bar Hill.
We were at Jesus Green to capture the action as thousands raised money for Cancer Research UK.
Fairground rides, an Abba tribute band and tagliatelle served in a giant wheel of cheese were just three of the exciting things on offer.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited businesses, community groups and charities.
They chatted to a resident about how it had made a difference to his life.
Martin Walters enjoys vultures, storks and abundant plantlife.
The company now has specialist cruise, villa and activity holiday divisions.
Repairs are needed to the carriageway after the blaze.