Cambridge

Is this election truly unprecedented, what does it say about today's politics, and what will guide the vote tomorrow?

There really is a link between your Facebook posts and your personality

It could be the next worldwide gaming phenomenon – and it’s being developed in Cambridge.

The Cambridge MP said the responses he received to his parliamentary question shows the Secretary of State for International Trade is stunningly put of touch

The Chair of the City Deal Board speaks on accountability, the conflict of interests, and moving forward.

MP Daniel Zeichner will be voting to remain when Brexit vote is held in Parliament

Local historian urges redevelopment of Cambridge train station to follow example of King's Cross

City council asks residents what they'd like to see community money from developers spent on

Residents say University board position needs to facilitate action in the interest of the public

With numbers sleeping rough 'growing weekly', the Cambridge Independent launches new campaign

Prospective Anglia Ruskin University students will be able to use the latest technology to tour the facilities on its campuses without leaving the comfort of their own home

Professor Sir Leszek Borysiewicz will commence the Open Day by emphasising the crucial contribution post-grads make to the UK's global standing.

Addenbrooke's Charitable Trust hopes to have 250 entrants at the Rudolph Run this year to help celebrate the hospital's 250th anniversary

Councils will have a duty to prevent homelessness if a new law passes on Friday

Portable HIV testing kit will help diagnose 100,000 people in rural Zimbabwe each year

U's fan to be special guest at Portsmouth match

Private access to Chocolat Chocolat in St Andrew's Street gives one lucky team a unique shopping event

A team of Cambridge University students have developed an online lawyer robot who gives free advice to victims of crime.

Riverboat residents protested the city council's proposal to increase the fees paid by boaters moored on the Cam outside the Guildhall last week.

Unhappy residents in a Cambridge street are battling to stop the county council from building a cycleway – and destroying more than 50 cherry trees in the process.