Obituaries

Farmer, entrepreneur, charitable benefactor, museum supporter and great-grandfather, David was energetic to the last.

The founder of NW Brown Group and the Stradivari Trust was a great patron of the arts.

He was renowned for his landscapes of fen country.

Teresa was described as a very friendly and helpful member of of the team.

John Clare - journalist, PR specialist and front man of post-punk band Bomb Factory - died unexpectedly at the age of 49.

‘We are lost without him,’ said his wife.

He went on to donate £2,000 to the Catholic chaplaincy in Cambridge.

The genius behind the Raleigh Chopper bike and Marble Run spent his retirement in Cambridge where he continued to run art workshops for children.

Music lover and social justice campaigner found natural home in Cambridge

Tributes have been paid by the Cambridgeshire branch of the Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE).

Their car was in collision with a lorry, which jack-knifed into a ditch.

He worked at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge for nearly 40 years.

Prof Beard described her Newnham College colleague as ‘one of the most distinguished ancient historians in the world’.

He became ‘a well-loved colleague in no time’ says director Jan Löwe.

Sean Lang, senior lecturer in history at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge, discusses Her Majesty’s life and reign.

Elizabeth II acceded to the throne at the age of just 25 in 1952 and reigned for more than 70 years

Tributes from across the Cambridgeshire region have been paid following the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

The country will enter a period of national mourning.

Friends and colleagues at Cambridge Design Partnership, Cambridge Consultants and in Guiding have paid tribute.

Noga Sella was a popular Guide leader described as ‘funny and full of energy’.