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The buses will be ready to serve the new station as soon as trains start arriving.

His comment comes after new research by Age UK.

A gig is to be held on Sunday, April 9, for a father-of-two with incurable cancer, and ticket proceeeds will go towards treatments that could give him a chance to make precious memories with those closest to him.

A £17.1million off-site storage facility broke ground in March on the outskirts of Ely.

But Light Blues' men suffer narrow defeat to Oxford in the Cancer Research UK Boat Race

As long ago as 1924, it was realised that building new roads attracts additional traffic. In 1994, this was confirmed in a landmark report which led to the abandonment of many road schemes.

A government grant will fund enough charge points to support the city's taxi fleet switchover.

The yellow bikes were expected in March.

Volunteers made the most of a sunny Saturday to clean the River Cam and public open spaces along the banks on March 25.

The free event is attracting the cream of the Cambridge crop when it comes to networking.

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It will be funded by charity the Health Foundation's largest ever grant of £40 million.

Cambridge is set to become one of the world's smartest cities, with thousands of data-collecting sensors to be set up on buildings, lampposts, traffic lights and numerous other sources throughout the city over the next couple of years.

I used to work in London, about two miles from King's Cross.

The county council highways committee voted last week to pass a new policy on neighbourhood parking – to be precise, it passed half a policy.

Participating in the lively debate were Cllr Paul Bullen (UKIP), Cllr Rod Cantrill (Liberal Democrats), Peter Dawe (Independent), Cllr James Palmer (Conservative) and Cllr Kevin Price (Labour).

He says a new 'cult of the anti-expert' has come to Cambridge.

While the number of students is expected to soar over the next decade, schools in Cambridgeshire are struggling to attract new teachers.

A gift from a Cambridge alumnus will support fundamental research into the causes of neurodegenerative diseases.

In a searingly honest interview, Simon Galbraith, CEO and co-founder of Redgate Software, tells us why 2016 was such a challenging and painful year for the Cambridge company – and why he’s confident this year will be very different.