Charity

This year’s event was held in aid of the Magpas Air Ambulance charity.

The event included an entertaining game, live music, food and drink stalls, and a guest appearance by former England bowler Devon Malcolm.

More than 350 participants came together to complete either a short 2km stroll around Jesus Green, or a longer 6.5km route.

Nearly 2,000 people helped raise more than £33,000 by taking part in the annual charity walk.

The shop was officially opened by Lisa Ayton and her 13-year-old Abbie on Thursday, 12 September.

Leper Chapel setting for celebration and reenactment.

The Cambridge Cancer Research Hospital will be the first cancer specialist hospital in the East of England.

The sale was organised by sixth form student and Addenbrooke’s ward volunteer, Rose Kim.

The walk will benefit Arthur Rank Hospice Charity and Romsey Mill.

Event organised by Cambridge Rotary Club an occasion of thought-provoking charm.

A half marathon, 10k, 5k and family mile all provided a different challenge, and there was also food, drink and entertainment on offer.

The initiative aims to help local organisations with specific donations and give them the tools they need to continue to thrive.

Of the 676 runners who took part, 169 tackled the 5k, 358 ran the 10k and 149 took part in the fun run.

The festival has raised more than £100,000 since 1997.

Parents and carers will be supported to campaign for change.

‘The unwavering Ukrainian spirit’ ignites King’s Parade.

The event is once again supported by the Cambridge Independent.

An evil monk, convict, police officer and astronaut took to the water.

The carved stone from the Gateway from India in Mill Road has been installed in an Italian town as a sign of friendship between the locations.

Cambridge United and Anglia Ruskin University have unveiled a sponsorship partnership.