Australian-born mezzo-soprano Lynette Alcántara will lead the popular children’s choir at the performance at Emmanuel United Reformed Church on December 14.
The project hopes to raise money for Fly Through Cancer, a campaign to purchase a small plane which could be used in the UK and internationally.
There was plenty of seasonal fun 'n' frolics, as well as Christmas fancy dress in abundance, as the Arthur Rank Hospice staged its annual fun run last weekend.
The writer's latest book America City has enjoyed instant success since it was released last month.
This four-bedroom property, on the market with Prestige Property, features a customisable lighting system, driven by a tablet that further controls the integral multi-room multimedia system.
The video for Adam Lanceley's new song A Film We All Saw was filmed in the streets, riverbanks and beauty spots of the city.
Troublesome crowd members couldn't spoil a hit-packed set from the reformed and rejuvenated Shaun, Bez and co.
Forget Black Friday, the East Anglian branch of one of the largest British based housebuilding companies can do better.
The classically-trained vocalist spoke to the Cambridge Independent before her recent performance at the Corn Exchange.
New York-born writer and critic Erica Wagner reveals the story of one of America's forgotten heroes in her latest book. She spoke with the Cambridge Independent ahead of her appearance at the Cambridge Literary Festival.
Calling all wine aficionados, connoisseurs and indeed anyone keen to learn more about the boudoir of the grape, the Corn Exchange will be turned into a wine-tasting palace for one day only on Saturday.
The age-defying quartet stopped off in Cambridge on their current UK tour, and in doing so put on one of the most awesome shows of the year.
Ten Year Anniversary Exhibition runs until December 21.
Tamburlaine hotel are serving up indoor fireworks this November with the creation of a special Bonfire Afternoon Tea.
The London-based orchestra performed four well-chosen pieces at the Corn Exchange on Thursday, November 2.
One of the finest living exponents of the written word, Michael Frayn, a graduate of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, is one of only a small number of people writing in the English language to succeed in both drama and fiction.
The popular venue on Newmarket Road in Stow-cum-Quy presents a night of electronic music and fireworks in a superb outdoor location.
There is still time to catch this fantastic Alan Ayckbourn play, starring Robert Daws and Caroline Langrishe, at the Cambridge Arts Theatre.
Despite a slight setback, the band’s hit-packed set still succeeded in delighting their fans.
On October 18, government ministers outlined new plans to regulate all letting and management agents in England.
