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The organisers of the popular, week-long event hope to see everyone back in 2026.
The city council says the new format would protect what makes the festival special.
Hawke is best known for his association with The Greeters Guild.
3D AI advances are ‘a dimension above’.
The week-long festivities come to an end on Saturday (12 July) with the Anthems Ibiza Orchestra taking centre stage.
The event, themed ‘Echoing Verses of a Moment’, offered a journey through contemporary art.
Hindu community hoping for a temple at Northstowe.
The event also featured stars from ‘MasterChef’, ‘The Great British Bake Off’ and ‘Great British Menu’.
The village pub has reopened after a year-long community-led fundraising and renovation campaign.
2,300 sq ft store will serve city’s active outdoor community.
The sweet shop closed last year.
The workers in the Museums shop will not be losing their jobs, the Cambridge Independent understands, and Joules is hoping to return to the city.
From tasty enchiladas to Korean beauty products, bespoke suits to flat-top dogs, you can buy them all at Petty Cury
‘Younger sibling’ to Cambridge’s Michelin-starred Restaurant 22, Margaret’s Bistro is already making the city a tastier place. . .
A photographic portrait of Cambridge will be the first book in The City Series – and your pictures could appear on its pages, as Velvet reports
Cuckoo has been a fixture on Cambridge’s fashion scene for almost two decades. Owners Michelle Veenman and Kate Bols talk to Alice Ryan
Cambridge University and Polysolar were in the GreenSTEM section which highlights innovation where horticulture, science and sustainability meet.
The green space is designed for patients, staff and visitors to enjoy.
Pumpkins delight for scheme - free for local community groups with a CB postcode.
Find out what’s in store.
It is estimated that 85 per cent of the world’s chalk streams are found in the UK.
The new swathe of woodland in Fulbourn has been planted to mark the firm’s 200th anniversary.
Brice Aggregates has applied to extend its planning permission.
We photograph a sparrowhawk, buzzard, nuthatch and many woodland birds.
It is being held in a new location this year.
We photograph wild owls from Kevin Robson’s hide in South Cambridgeshire.
We enjoy an extraordinary wildlife spectacle.
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.
