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Byron’s Bear has opened on the site that Italian restaurant La Mimosa previously occupied, on Thompsons Lane, by the River Cam.

Creedence Clearwater Review are led by Haddenham-based Dale Taylor.

The Brighton-based sextet are set to perform at the Junction.

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

The Scottish pop icons are celebrating their 40th anniversary this year.

The band – who were famously championed by Paul Weller back in the day – remain a popular live draw and are soon to perform in Cambridge.

Kyle, who moved to Cambridge last year, has photographed artists such as McFly, KT Tunstall, James Bay, and Raye.

Described as a “thrilling wartime mystery”, the book’s main protagonist is Detective Inspector Eden Brooke, a veteran of the First World War.

Oysters have been consumed for centuries by humans around the world.

The book was edited by Lord Chris Smith, former Cabinet minister and the current master of Pembroke.

The concert was brought to the city by Music in Action, a charity that seeks to “enrich and transform lives and communities through music”.

More than 400 volunteers were involved and there were more than 100 stalls.

The fundraiser is for her hometown, Bahía Blanca, which recently suffered catastrophic flooding.

At the end of last year, Michael Ball and Alfie Boe released their sixth studio album, ‘Together At Home’.

The duo will be joined by special guests Simian Mobile Disco, Groove Armada, Hot Chip, and Fish56Octagon.

Explore fascinating research through hands-on experiments, interactive games and captivating storytelling.

Cambridge University Charity Fashion Society’s annual fashion show was raising money for four charities.

The trio, hailed as “the UK’s no 1 tribute to ZZ Top”, will be celebrating the 40th anniversary of ‘Afterburner’.

Located in Ben’s Yard, near Ely, the French restaurant is known for its contemporary food and signature flammekueche.

The Primrose Croft Care Home resident’s painting was inspired by real-life events.