The violinist will replace Jacqueline Shave and Thomas Gould, who shared the role for more than a decade.
The reggae legend performed songs from his 50-year career.
The Spandau Ballet star got behind the decks to deliver his Back to the 80s DJ set.
It builds on the company’s existing climbing centre, Rainbow Rocket Central, in Clifton Road.
The book is the debut novel from Cambridge-based lawyer, Alex Crockford.
Bookings are now open for the event, which takes place in September.
Debbie is hosting an immersive three-day course designed to help you unlock your creativity and explore the beauty of acrylic painting.
The ‘13 Days Fighting’ burpee challenge is in memory of Steel (real name Zack George) and his wife, Samantha’s son Leo.
‘The Adventures and Education of Quintus Porker: The Importance of Water’ is aimed at children aged 8-10.
The programme features visual art, live music, cultural experiences, and artisan food.
Led by South Cambridgeshire district councillor Dr Shrobona Bhattacharya, the event helped illustrate the value of home cooking.
Extraordinary diversion is in place because there are also lane closures on M11.
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Live music acts include Rick Parfitt Jnr and 90s hitmakers, Let Loose.
Author Martyn Pritchard’s latest work is a ‘moral dilemma of our time’.
The hay bales will be used to propagate more wildflower meadows across the city of Cambridge.
Among the attractions were authentic Thai cuisine, Muay Thai boxing, ladyboy shows, Thai massage, children’s rides, and traditional dance and music.
Sky Sports and Currys have launched a Premier league, EFL and SPFL trophy tour across 19 stores nationwide.
‘Selfie with Art: Be an Art Advocate’ is designed to spotlight top artistic talent, while also celebrating the importance of independent galleries.
The programme will be filming its next series in the city.
Author Phillip Ashby’s first book is aimed at children aged 9-11.
