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Council consults on measure to tackle anti-social behaviour.
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Hindu community hoping for a temple at Northstowe.
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The two clubs faced each other for the first time in seven years on Saturday afternoon.
The Cambridge United boss is eager to have an attacking quartet available for the opening day of the new season.
The former Manchester City player caught the eye on his first appearance for Cambridge United.
Mamadou Jobe and Korey Smith have both been long-term absentees for Cambridge United.
Cambridge United’s search for a senior ‘keeper is ongoing after numerous deals fall through.
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Innovation on display at annual event at West Road Concert Hall.
They held a silent auction to bolster funds for good causes.
The aim of the project was to commemorate the refurbishment, preserve the history of the theatre and communicate with future theatre-goers.
The village pub has reopened after a year-long community-led fundraising and renovation campaign.
The young, up-and-coming comedian has been praised by the likes of Tim Vine and Tom Stade.
Johnny, who has played both C2C at the O2 and The Long Road Festival, is set to perform at Shelford Festival and Feast 2025.
The CRUK Cambridge Institute scientist is undergoing breast cancer treatment.
The recently-knighted Who frontman is to perform at Audley End House and Gardens in August, as part of the Heritage Live series of concerts.
The 5k and 10k events have raised more than £200,000.
Professor Sir Shankar Balasubramanian says work could be valuable in fighting cancer.
A look at some of the many projects funded by ACT at Addenbrooke’s and the Rosie in Cambridge.
Annie Walker spent 25 years as a ‘computer’ at Cambridge Observatory.
First draft took 10 years, now we can sequence a genome in under 12 minutes, says Wellcome Sanger Institute.
Leading Cambridge entrepreneur, investor, mentor - and now author - has a new book out.
More than 2,000 people gathered at Nuns Way Pavilion for the third annual Cambridge Sings and Dances Bulgarian festival.
Community fund was established by Latimer and Durkan Homes, which are building 160 homes.
The site will be connected to the surrounding area.
They updated councillors on plans after winning approval on appeal despite water concerns.
Sometimes, the littlest things can have the greatest impact.
Campaigners and experts debated on whether utilities should be nationalised as ministers seek to ‘reset’ the failing sector.
Lord of the Rings actor Sir Ian used binoculars to get a better view of the action.
The long length of high metal railing has provoked controversy at Westminster with concerns it ‘cuts off sightlines’ to potential attackers.
Rab Thomson welcomed the first tranche of Sir Wyn Williams’ final report.
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A jury that will determine how a five-year-old boy died following an allergic reaction at school has retired to consider its verdict.
Calls are mounting to ban the public use and underage sale of catapults after a spike in cruel attacks on animals across Kent.
As one of Kent’s grandest properties hits the market, the outgoing owners tell us why it has been such a “privilege” to live there.
A teenage artist is bringing new life into the town centre with a vibrant mural celebrating the town’s identity, history and community spirit.