Shopping

2,300 sq ft store will serve city’s active outdoor community.

The workers in the Museums shop will not be losing their jobs, the Cambridge Independent understands, and Joules is hoping to return to the city.

The Australian footwear and clothing brand was founded 92 years ago.

We’ll be in the shops a day early over the festive period - and there’s still time to buy a digital gift subscription.

Cambridge games expert Karl Webb reveals his picks for every Christmas gathering.

Amy Gerhard, from the trust, also suggests some Christmas gift ideas for nature lovers.

The purpose of the centre is for sales consultants to provide customers with the opportunity to experience its technology via demonstrations.

A closing down sale is now on.

Celebrations at Chesterton Road’s award-winning English and Welsh wine specialist.

The Barton shop offers everything you could need for the animals in your life, as managing director Elliot Wallis explains.

Elspeth Owen and fellow artists remember half a century of the popular art festival, which will return in its anniversary year for four weekends.

Analysis comes with major changes afoot at some key shopping centres.

Administrators have been called in and 245 jobs will be axed.

The centre has also reported a strong Christmas season, with growing consumer footfall bolstered by its popular seasonal event programme.

Every year, shops and traders in the city centre create festive displays designed to entice shoppers.

We asked an expert which board games he recommends for Christmas Day fun – for every age of player.

Markets will run over three days from Friday to Sunday (November 24-26).

The shop, located at 62 Sidney Street, specialises in scarves, bags, gloves and socks.

Organised by the University Arms, the Grand Arcade and Burr Bridal, 25 local businesses were represented with stands.

It offers tailor-made sofas, chairs and footstools.