Quirky

Invented in the early 1900s, it bowled out a star Australian batsman in 1909

Haunted Cambridge tours reveal the spookiest stories from Cambridge’s history.

The Paradise Lost poet attended Christ’s College, Cambridge.

The woman’s skull was painstakingly put back together.

Quick thinking electoral services staff moved to plan B when no one could unlock the doors of the library to set up a polling station.

The innovative design was created by artist Sarah Griggs.

MC Hammersmith, aka Will Naameh, is the leading freestyle rapper to emerge from middle class West London.

Plus: visit drop-in sessions and try some crafts.

After an order to tear down a controversial sculpture, we take a look at the city’s other public artworks.

Watch as a Corpus Christi porter springs into action on Duckling Day – a tradition known about by college porters but rarely glimpsed by the public.

Around 80 dancers plus The Collaboration Choir took part.

Stop The War coalition wants to ‘highlight the issue’ of funding Israel.

They will recharge autonomously between deliveries, cutting the need for van movements.

We talk to some of the first people to visit all 31 large sculptures.

There were unique scenes as the huge sculptures navigated the city traffic.

It’s said to represent the late Prince Philip’s role as chancellor of the University of Cambridge.

From Dinky Doors to Kevin Baumber, we talk to some of the creative minds behind the designs.

Find out when, where and how to enjoy the trail in full.

The sculpture will form part of the new Cambridge Standing Tall trail.

It has been held in a private Suffolk collection for the past 30 years.