The programme starts this Sunday (November 10) at 9pm on More4.
The independent outdoor clothing equipment company has opened on Green Street.
The Louisiana-born musical dynamo, something of a child prodigy, will be doing his thing at the J1 next Monday (November 11).
This powerful play, based on Alice Sebold’s best-selling novel, is on until Saturday at the Cambridge Arts Theatre.
The Cambridge tree artist is to hold a two-week exhibition of her work at the Saffron Walden Gallery.
Cambridge children have been learning to create apps for their phones and build their own websites at free coding clubs.
Eve Waldron Design (EWD) has been shortlisted for a 2019 FX International Interior Design Award.
The region is set to be hit by very windy weather tomorrow (Saturday, November 2).
This original stage show is the culmination of a six-week project run by Cambridge City Council and Cambridge Junction.
The Cambridge Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology has a Mexican Day of the Dead altar on display until this Sunday (November 3).
Nissan executives and Juke Design director Matthew Weaver to appear in the showroom in hologram form.
The TV personality will be coming to The Grafton Centre this Friday (November 1) to open ItsSo Travel’s new shop.
The Cambridge Union Society is to open up special membership packages to non-Cambridge students for the first time.
Girton College, Cambridge has celebrated its 150th anniversary.
Known for its flamboyant puddings, the chain - located at Cambridge Leisure Park - is offering savoury food for the very first time.
Cambridge marked World Homeless Day with the launch of Street Support Cambridge.
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Bosom Buddies, a group that supports women with breast cancer, was visited by Dame Sally Davies, the former chief medical officer for England.
The sixth annual Breast Cancer Fashion Show at the Grand Arcade in Cambridge has taken place.
The area’s largest apple day was held for the seventh consecutive year at the Cambridge University Botanic Garden on Sunday, October 20.
On Tuesday, October 22, the Cambridge Union hosted the THW Nationalise Eton Debate, which featured speakers Peter Hitchens and Robert Verkaik.
