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Dr Fabrizio Galeazzi’s earthquake documentary is recognised by BAFTSS.
The fair was due to take place in June but has been put back by the city council and Eastern Region Section of the Showmen’s Guild of Great Britain.
The Nigerian singer will join the likes of PartyNextDoor at this year's event, which takes place on Saturday, September 18 and Sunday, September 19.
Music by Castello, Strozzi & Monteverdi. West Road Concert Hall, Cambridge, April 14, 2021.
The much-loved rock band is scheduled to play the Cambridge Junction later this year.
A limited number of tickets are now on sale.
The virtual debate was on the motion ‘This House believes the hype around Shakespeare is Much Ado about Nothing’
Following news that Cambridgeshire will move into Tier 4 on Boxing Day, the final performances will be today (Dec 24).
Parenting columnist Emilie Silverwood-Cope enjoyed a night of panto fun at the Cambridge Arts Theatre's socially distanced show.
Panto is back and Cambridge’s number one Dame reckons this year's is going to be an emotional rollercoaster.
Harry Hill and Jonathan Pie are joining forces with a severely disabled Cambridge man to host an online charity comedy night at Cambridge Junction
IWM Duxford will host Horrible Christmas this December as part of a national tour
After months of watching Netflix and Disney+, live entertainment is back in Cambridge with a socially distanced season from the ADC Theatre
The Full Stop podcast was set up by friends who are involuntarily childless and wanted to offer support to those facing the same experiences.
The artist has shared postcards on social media and has also sent out physical copies.
The Cambridge Independent is proud to be a partner for the trail.
Cambridge’s historic streets and hidden passages have long inspired stories of mystery and intrigue.
The book explores, among other things, what the world’s governments can learn from the private sector.
On World Book Day, some good news for independent stores – customers have raised over £1m to support local traders
The presenter, broadcaster and author is on air two mornings a week.
Two thousand arts organisations across the country are benefitting from round two of the government’s £1.57billion fund.
Dr Rowan Williams among signatories in appeal over fossil fuel sponsorship
The work of self-taught British artist and mariner Alfred Wallis entranced Jim Ede, creator of Kettle's Yard. Now his collection is going on display.
Fragile documents from Isaac Newton's notebooks to an ancient handwritten bible and Shakespeare's First Folio are now on Google Arts and Culture.
Films from Wonder Woman 1984 to IT will be shown on one of the world’s largest LED screens.
Clothed mannequins ‘dining out’ at the restaurant were shown on last Friday's episode of the popular programme.