This new play by William Gaminara, which is actress Ruth Jones' first stage role since 2006, runs until Saturday, November 17.
Roger Law, one of the creative minds behind Spitting Image – the satirical puppet-led series that was essential viewing in the 1980s and 90s – has handed over part of the programme’s archive to Cambridge University Library.
More volunteers are needed to join Cambridgeshire's school admissions appeals panel.
The visit follows the restaurant's success at both the Food Awards England and the English Curry Awards.
This maestro of the classical guitar, who first visited Cambridge in 2016, performed to a packed St Paul’s Church on Hills Road on Saturday, November 10.
The star of a number of popular television comedy series will be appearing at the Cambridge Arts Theatre in The Nightingales from Monday, November 12.
The new production about men and power, which discusses the rapidly changing landscape of Brexit Britain, will be on at J2 on Wednesday, November 21.
England cricketing legend David Gower recalled his warm-up matchers at Fenner's as he returned to the city to speak at the Cambridge Sporting Club's autumn luncheon.
It’s taken seven years and some huge challenges – including swimming the Channel – but Coton mother-of-two Anna Gomori-Woodcock has hit her fundraising target for pancreatic cancer.
South Cambridgeshire residents will have to pay a small annual fee to have more than one green bin collected in future – which councillors have described as being fairer for all.
As the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War draws nearer, a special concert is taking place at West Road Concert Hall On Friday, November 9.
The Countryside Restoration Trust, a charity which promotes wildlife-friendly farming, staged the 2018 National Hedgelaying Championship at Lark Rise Farm in Barton.
The advice and information service for people with disabilities and their carers celebrated a quarter of a century since its inception with a fundraising dinner at Westminster College.
Inspired by the Moorish colours and architecture of southern Spain and North Africa, John Tordoff's Cambridge garden has been catching the eye of the likes of Alan Titchmarsh and Diarmuid Gavin.
Audiences watch a short play for 50 minutes about the life of a struggling single-mother, named Megan K, and then after a short break they are invited to imagine different outcomes for all the characters.
The spectacular Yew Tree House – on the market with Prestige Property – is a rare find and has been home to its present owners for nearly 40 years.
Visit Lockhouse Escape Rooms on Regent Street for some Hallowe'en scares.
Twins Craig and Charlie Reid, who make up the legendary Scottish duo, will be appearing at the Corn Exchange on Wednesday, October 31.
Mr Pippas was awarded the accolade during a graduation ceremony at Cambridge Corn Exchange on Thursday (October 18).
The remains of a woolly mammoth dating back to the ice age are among the latest remarkable finds from the team working on the £1.5billion A14 Cambridge to Huntingdon upgrade.
