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Proof of a new WWI truce discovered by an amateur researcher from Histon

Revelations found on a taped interview with soldier Harry Christmas

Sword belonging to Cambridgeshire-born Charge of the Light Brigade survivor sells at auction

The weapon, formerly owned by Major Soame Gambier Jenyns of the 13th Light Dragoons, was sold at Willingham Auctions last weekend

Hundreds turn out for meeting to support the market

The first ever public meeting of the Friends of Cambridge Market heard an outpouring of support for the market and calls for it to remain in place.

Future of Cambridgeshire Archives assured as collection moves to new home in Ely

More than 800 tonnes of historical documents, some of which date back to the 13th century, are being packaged up ready for the move

Going, going, gone... stunning images as a landmark falls

Barrington chimney demolition ends a century of historic cement business

Extinction Rebellion marches through central Cambridge

“The dreams of the fossil fuel world are fast becoming our nightmare": Survival fightback begins as direct-action group takes to city's streets

Cambridgeshire Red Cross emergency response team to benefit from charity dinner

Impressive lineup of guests and speakers present at successful fundraising event at Trinity College

£550,000 to finish Cambridge ice rink

More than half a million pounds has been approved to complete a permanent ice rink in South Cambridgeshire.

Cambridge 'geared for transformation', says film director

New showing of 'Down to Earth' for audiences curious about harmonious ways to live

Local author seeks to unpick Israel/Palestine dilemma

Ben White in conversation with Dr Priyamvada Gopal at Heffers

A book well worth 50 camels

Cambridge Writers Network's travelling ladies launch new title at Heffers

NHS at 70: A look back to 1948-58 when Addenbrooke’s became part of NHS

To mark the NHS’s birthday, we’re looking at how Cambridge University Hospitals – incorporating Addenbrooke’s and The Rosie – developed over the decades.

Cambridge's Millicent Fawcett and 100 years of women's votes

Millicent Fawcett is to become the first woman to be celebrated with a statue in Parliament Square, 100 years after legislation granting the vote to (some) women received Royal Assent. Dr GILLIAN SUTHERLAND, of Newnham College, explains more about Millicent's impact.

Where to go on New Year’s Eve in Cambridge: At-a-glance guide to what’s on at pubs, clubs and restaurants

Here is a fine selection of places to go to see in 2018 in style.

Cambridge companies mark Movember

There has been a lot of facial hair on show recently at Cambridge Design Partnership and at Amazon.

Try this interactive map showing which parts of Cambridgeshire would be under water as climate change kicks in

Climatologist Professor John Turner of British Antarctic Survey explains what new climate change data tells us

Nostalgia

Novelist to record history of barracks site

Proof of a new WWI truce discovered by an amateur researcher from Histon

Proof of a new WWI truce discovered by an amateur researcher from Histon

Sword belonging to Cambridgeshire-born Charge of the Light Brigade survivor sells at auction

Sword belonging to Cambridgeshire-born Charge of the Light Brigade survivor sells at auction

Hundreds turn out for meeting to support the market

Hundreds turn out for meeting to support the market

Future of Cambridgeshire Archives assured as collection moves to new home in Ely

Future of Cambridgeshire Archives assured as collection moves to new home in Ely

Going, going, gone... stunning images as a landmark falls

Going, going, gone... stunning images as a landmark falls

Extinction Rebellion marches through central Cambridge

Extinction Rebellion marches through central Cambridge

Cambridgeshire Red Cross emergency response team to benefit from charity dinner