Human Interest

Most packaging from Easter eggs can be recycled in blue bins, including cardboard, plastic and foil.

‘Rise Up: Resistance, Revolution, Abolition’ tells the story of the fight to end transatlantic slavery, its aftermath and its ongoing legacies.

She has replaced the outgoing David Way in the role for Cambridgeshire.

Ed’s impressive CV includes well-known television programmes such as the BBC science vehicle ‘Bang Goes the Theory’.

A separate inquest concluded Richard Woods intended to take his own life.

A tribute to the United Indian Army, the fountain will be located near the Cambridge Gateway from India in Ditchburn Place.

The travel agency says its priority remains the safety of its customers and staff.

Cambridgeshire personal trainer Gemma Rix helps women regain their health.

The Festival offers almost 400 mostly free events across multiple themes.

Titled simply ‘Steve’, it is the third protest song the group has released.

The show is a personal double bill of monologue and poetry that delves deep into the themes of trauma, grief and mortality.

Contractor Kier expects the permanent community centre to be built by early 2026.

Mme Duchêne spoke to the Cambridge Independent during a visit to the city’s Alliance Française.

The project is being led by Mill Road Traders and the mayor of Cambridge.

The 22-year-old is now a paediatric oncology nurse working on the ward that looked after her.

18-month extension process could leave some Ukrainians in temporary limbo.

Retired teacher Geraldine, 75, was one of the first in the world to be diagnosed.

County council said its thoughts are with the pedestrian and family.

They offered a chance to experience cutting-edge technology for free, including a live gig from local bands Smith & Brewer and Hungry.

Deborah Swann spent 10 days searching the rubble with a UK ISAR team.