During this unprecedented time, many readers will not be in a position to be able to buy a newspaper. To help, Iliffe Media have developed the IM News app which can be downloaded for free and read on either your phone or tablet.
The IM News app contains the latest breaking news from our journalists as well as a digital version of the Cambridge Independent and is available for free for a month.
The poem has proved popular on Twitter, Facebook and Youtube.
Staff at Cambridge Manor care home are supporting residents to live fun, active lives despite changes due to coronavirus.
Camcycle reveals its proposals for cycling routes as it says new temporary bike lanes are not up to the required standard
Boris Johnson also gives confirmation of school reopenings.
Cambs Parents & Carers Covid-19 Forum is holding a socially-distanced lobbying event outside Shire Hall.
Anti-viral drug remdesivir made available to NHS hospitals
The company says it has trained staff on new operating procedures to make the dealerships Covid-19 secure,
Estate agents predict the reopened housing market will provide a much-needed kickstart to the economy.
With lockdown preventing visits to artists' homes, Cambridge Open Studios is offering an artist treasure hunt on your daily walk
Some Cambridge city’s streets could be closed to traffic in an attempt to get Cambridge’s bars and restaurants back in business following the lockdown
