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Schreker, Shostakovich, Richard Strauss: Martin James Bartlett (Piano)
West Road Concert Hall: Sunday 19 May 2019. Narrator: Sir Tony Robinson
The 'king of the interviews' will be recounting memories from his long-running television series
Inclusive theatre group is raising money to take a show to the Fringe festival
Six teenage paddleboarders were out in Milton Country Park earlier this week ahead of the annual Parklife event, which takes place on Sunday (May 19)
The Welsh soprano sang songs, fielded questions, took a request and told some amusing anecdotes at the Corn Exchange
The annual Sawston Fun Run is one of the longest-running events of its kind in the county
Students stage 'The Vibrator Play' and Cambridge Junction has a festival of the 'risqué'
Jason Donovan talks about his extraordinary life, coming back from years of excess and whether he regrets anything - as he heads to Cambridge
Enter The House on Cold hill - where even Alexa is haunted
Popular ’80s hit musical Fame opened in Cambridge this week on its 30th anniversary tour.
From 'bespoke' porn involving gallons of ketchup, to the sad tale of a performer's suicide, Jon Ronson reports from the frontline of adult film
The camp comic touched on a variety of subjects when he brought his Born to Mince tour to the Corn Exchange on Thursday, April 4
The Canadian star of Mock The Week and Live at The Apollo is bringing his final tour to Cambridge
The Cambridge Independent is proud to support the free exhibition at the Pitt Building
An anonymous art collective has hidden another secret fairy door in Cambridge
The Brothers Beggarstaff: Huge hand-painted posters by ground-breaking artists to be seen for the first time in decades at the Fitzwilliam Museum
The Bone Collector author reveals his winning formula - and explains why the dog never dies in his books
Petà Dunstan's tome is the first book to tell the story of the early 20th-century social reformer
We reveal the highlights of the weekend ahead
Murder Most Unladylike writer Robin Stevens discusses her award and the fantastic response from fans when one of her schoolgirl detectives came out
The Farmland Museum at Denny Abbey celebrated a milestone birthday at the weekend
The Whipple Museum is reopening after months of work to preserve the building
After a sell-out trial run, Cambridge University museums have released more tickets for their LGBTQ+ tours
We have rounded up the best Easter holiday activities around Cambridge - from Easter egg hunts to arts and crafts and family friendly shows
Smartly-dressed candidates were spotted at Quayside
South Cambridgeshire MP is interim leader of Change UK, which is fielding candidates in upcoming Euro elections
James Braxton and Izzie Balmer pop into town for an educational experience
BBC Radio 4’s flagship political debate programme will be coming to the college next month
