The event, themed ‘Echoing Verses of a Moment’, offered a journey through contemporary art.
They held a silent auction to bolster funds for good causes.
The tiny, electrically-powered tricycle-like vehicle was invented by late Cambridge-based entrepreneur Sir Clive Sinclair in 1985.
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.
More than 2,000 people gathered at Nuns Way Pavilion for the third annual Cambridge Sings and Dances Bulgarian festival.
Danielle strives to convince people that it is possible to enjoy stunning desserts that are also vegan-friendly and gluten-free.
ARU also had another winner at the Batsford Prize 2025.
Among the highlights are ‘The Protecting Veil’ performed by Guy Johnston and Britten Sinfonia.
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.
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There will also be comedy, a quiz night, a beer festival and more.
Hundreds of undergraduates, dressed in ball gowns and dinner jackets, were seen making their way to the sold-out event.
A limited number of morning and afternoon trips are now running on weekdays.
Each year, up to 150,000 fans make the musical pilgrimage from all corners of the globe to witness the King of the Waltz in action.
There were local performers and a community tug-of-war, among other things, and the day was hosted by JezO.
Organised by Cambridge City Council, the event provides a platform for all things folk and roots throughout the year.
Harry is a leading landscape artist working in photography, drawing, painting and relief.
The event is organised by musician and tattoo artist James Ostler and his friend, Frazer Robinson, one of the people behind Cambridge Club Festival.
