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The Primrose Croft Care Home resident’s painting was inspired by real-life events.
The popular comedy nights are run by Ali Warwood and Harriet Wells-Martin - “two mental health nurses trying to make the world a happier place”.
The Ickleton-based author held an official launch party for it last Saturday (15 March) at Ickleton Social Club.
Part of this year’s Cambridge Festival, the show is titled ‘More Magic of Cambridge’.
The best-selling author will discuss his work at a Cambridge Literary Festival literary lunch.
The Barrington resident won the first of his national titles in 1978.
Artistic tributes to Corpus Christi fellow and opera critic Michael Tanner.
Located in Ben’s Yard, near Ely, the French restaurant is known for its contemporary food and signature flammekueche.
Third time lucky for owner Sezgin Idriz in Kebab Van of the Year category.
Jenny Jefferies shares another recipe from her book For The Love Of The Land.
The scholarship is seen as one of the most prized cookery competitions for young chefs, aged between 22 and 30 years old.
The sweet shop closed last year.
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.
It’s the Pop-up Market that promises to put a spring in your step: visit Grantchester to shop everything from preloved chic to artisan food and drink
Next stop on our guided Cambridge city tour? Novelist Susan Grossey is taking us to Bodies in the Bookshop
Spring’s arrival is cue for a wardrobe cleanse. Here’s how to do it, writes Cambridge stylist Nerys Copping
Bag of sad salad leaves in the fridge? Turn them into a peppy pesto, writes food sustainability advocate Waste Not Rowen
Pumpkins delight for scheme - free for local community groups with a CB postcode.
Find out what’s in store.
Sponsored feature: Got a tiny garden? Find out how to make the most of it.
It is going up outside her former home, where she did much of her research.
The council has closed sections of the path and is warning people not to try and walk along it.
Bob Jarman explores the changing picture since the Cambridge Ornithological Club was founded in 1925.
Titled simply ‘Steve’, it is the third protest song the group has released.
We photograph a sparrowhawk, buzzard, nuthatch and many woodland birds.
It is being held in a new location this year.
We photograph wild owls from Kevin Robson’s hide in South Cambridgeshire.
We enjoy an extraordinary wildlife spectacle.
Martin Walters visits Masai Mara.
They used a new type of pollution analysis using magnetism.
This converted railway carriage is fitted with a smart TV, wifi, electric oven and hob and a bathroom with shower cubicle.
