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Cambridge food writer Bee Wilson researched how modern food can harm us for her new book
Tideline author Penny Hancock is back with a new novel that will cause plenty of book group discussions
The star will be appearing at the Corn Exchange in May for an evening of music and chat
The free music lessons are being offered as part of a national event called Learn to Play
Lion Yard in the city became a temporary cow shed recently as an extraordinary art project was launched
The popular singer/songwriter filled the venue with his melodic tunes on Saturday, March 16
The Essex funnyman will be bringing his Fast and the Curious tour to the Corn Exchange in April
The Miss Marple play starts its run at the Cambridge Arts Theatre on Tuesday, March 19
Simon Callow and Jane Asher head the cast of this sumptuous revival
Gruffalo author talks about latest stage show for children
This madcap romp is from Mischief Theatre, the company behind The Play That Goes Wrong
Comedian Mark Steel talks about Brexit, divorce and losing his best friend
Another popular play from the Mischief Theatre company, now in its third year in the West End, had the audience in stitches on Wednesday, February 20
Scientists will join the likes of travel writer Tim Moore and performance poet Ross Sutherland for talks, walks and Sunday fun
Cows grazing on the commons of Cambridge are just one of the things the city is famed. Now, an art project is taking the bovine link to a new level.
Supported by the Cambridge Independent, this nationwide competition was held in Cambridge for the first time this year
The Green Silk Shawl, by late Swiss author/poet/journalist Marcella Maier, has been translated into English by Iris Hunter
Schools across the county joined in the increasingly popular annual celebration of books on Thursday, March 7.
The half term holidays are almost here, so we’ve put together our list of things to do with the kids over the break - come rain or shine
A cheeky campaign to find out which museum has the most bottoms on display in its galleries has declared a front runner Cambridge
An unexpected find was made in a cupboard by curator Lauren Gardiner
From a plastercast of a Greek boxer to Captain Oates's reindeer skin sleeping bag, Cambridge's museums offer a feast of weird and wonderful sights
Amber and Martin Brammahare will be guests on the popular programme tomorrow (Wednesday, January 23)
For as long as he can remember, Jason Fitzpatrick has always loved technology.
Grantchester star James Norton reveals some of his favourite memories from filming the show and why he's finally decided to ditch the dog collar
Our critic, the Movie Evangelist Mark Liversidge, completes the countdown to his top film of the year
