A new production of arguably the world's favourite musical starts this Wednesday (January 22).
Being the parent of a toddler can be a tricky business, but not to worry as help is at hand.
Cambourne team is victorious as youngsters gather at the Department of Engineering to test their design and programming skills.
The play, based on the novel by Daphne du Maurier, stars Helen George of Call the Midwife fame.
Villagers still have concerns over A428 access though.
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The Cambridge-educated writer and philosopher, who published more than 50 books on philosophy, aesthetics and politics, has died at the age of 75.
Strong winds may cause disruption in the region today (Tuesday, January 14) and tomorrow (Wednesday, January 15).
Jurys Inn has conducted research on 5,915 films and TV shows to see which locations across the country are the most popular filming destinations.
After a tumultuous few years, the star is getting back to what she does best – singing and performing.
These winds may cause some disruption between 3am and 6pm on Thursday, January 9.
Launched by The Cogwheel Trust – with support from Cambridge Bid and HI Runners – the run was held on Jesus Green on Tuesday, December 31.
The Nutcracker, The Sleeping Beauty and Swan Lake have been performed at Cambridge Corn Exchange.
The renowned treescape artist is to run an eight-week painting and drawing class designed to help students release their inner artist.
It’s time to start thinking about where to see out 2019 in style and we’ve got some ideas to help you out.
Using the frozen cube concept, they aim to help parents introduce little ones to a range of healthy food.
Shoppers at Lion Yard were able to witness the Philharmonia Orchestra up close and personal through the medium of virtual reality (VR).
The Corn Exchange will be welcoming the seasoned indie rockers on Monday (December 9).
This spectacular and long-running tribute to the great Pink Floyd rolled into the Corn Exchange on Thursday (December 5).
A gallery of images by Keith Heppell as the Winter Garden, Lode Mill, the riverside path and house are illuminated.
Cambridge’s Guildhall and King’s College turned green to support the NSPCC’s Light for Every Childhood campaign.
