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Our columnist enjoys this family Christmas treat set in “our fair city of Cambridge” – the perfect backdrop for this year’s show
The journalist and television personality has a new series on jokes for BBC Radio 4, which is set to air in January.
Cambridge historian Tony Kirby is revealing the secrets of the past that lie under our feet with the publication of a new historic map of the city.
Children in STEM sessions helped to create the pieces that artist Helen Marshall brought together.
The bestselling writer will be signing copies of his new book and posing for photos – find out how to grab a ticket before they go.
The house and gardens have been transformed into a spectacular wonderland.
West Road Concert Hall, Cambridge, November 22, 2023
It’s the third outlet serving its famous Chelsea buns and more.
Located on the edge of the village of Elsworth, old farm buildings have been converted into shops, a deli and café, a sourdough bakery and more.
Highlights will include the fire engine pull from East Road to Mill Road bridge and the community parade, led by local schools.
There was a Buddha blessing ceremony, Krathong (flower basket) making, refreshments, snacks and more.
Markets will run over three days from Friday to Sunday (November 24-26).
The shop, located at 62 Sidney Street, specialises in scarves, bags, gloves and socks.
Organised by the University Arms, the Grand Arcade and Burr Bridal, 25 local businesses were represented with stands.
Whether you’re wanting a festive wardrobe update or gifts for the fashion-lovers on your list, it’s time to go for gold. . . or silver
Fitzbillies has been making Cambridge’s Christmas cakes for more than a century, as bakers Gill Abbs and Miriam Labita tell Velvet
If you’re able, consider putting an extra gift on your list this Christmas, to support two vital Cambridge causes
What’s better than a superb Sunday lunch with all the trimmings? Sunday lunch served in elegant surroundings to the sound of a harp playing
It was carried out to the sound of ‘Four women went to mow’.
Community interest company launches sustainable drainage mission to save and reuse rainwater.
Cambridge Carbon Footprint is running the events to help residents across the county.
Cosmo and Bryn were called in.
Caroline Fitton discusses some seasonal sights and delights.
Nature Notes | Bob Jarman discusses autumn sea-watching.
Donations will be match funded.
Campkins Cameras is organising the Cambridge & Autumn Photography Show.
View our gallery of the rescheduled runs organised by Cambridge and Coleridge Athletics Club.
More than 300 people turned out to tackle the 10k and 3k courses.
The exhibition is supported once again by the Cambridge Independent.
Martin Walters visits Masai Mara.
They used a new type of pollution analysis using magnetism.
This converted railway carriage is fitted with a smart TV, wifi, electric oven and hob and a bathroom with shower cubicle.