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Organisers of Cambridge’s Mill Road Winter Fair are warning that next year’s event could be the last unless more money can be raised. The popular event, which returns on 5 […]

Anne Beamish joins Julian Clover with an update on what’s happening in Cambridge’s thriving indie sector.

Addenbrooke’s official hospital charity has unveiled a new name and identity as it looks to expand its fundraising work.After 20 years as Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust, it will now be known […]

A community café in Cherry Hinton has reduced its opening hours after trustees warned it was at risk of running out of money. The Cherry Branch café, based at the […]

Cambridge United are exploring plans for a new 15,000-seat stadium on the site of Cambridge Airport. The club says it will work with developers Hill Group and the Greater Cambridge […]

November 5 is when Britain traditionally lets off fireworks, but what chemical reaction is taking place that allows the stick of black powder to explode into a feast of colour? […]

The Cambridge Film Festival returns tonight (Thursday) for its 45th edition, with 11 days of screenings celebrating cinema from around the world. Running until 1 November, the festival will feature […]

Cambridge Jazz Festival is returning, bringing together established performers, emerging musicians and a celebration of jazz in all its forms. Julian gets a preview from organiser Gil Karpas. Cambridgeshire Liberal […]

Cambridge University Botanic Garden has cancelled its annual Apple Day because of the summer drought. The event was due to take place this Sunday, but organisers say the apple harvest […]

Paul Richards is an actor, comedian, musician and drum teacher. In 2023, his Edinburgh show, Harvey Greenfield is Running Late, was released as a movie. Three years later it has […]

Cambridge is celebrating the life and music of one of its most famous sons, Pink Floyd co-founder Syd Barrett, in what would have been his 80th birthday year. A week […]

On Cambridge Breakfast, the huge steam engines which pumped sewage out to Milton. Cambridge’s Museum of Technology tells a remarkable story of how the city dealt with two of the […]

Indie Cambridge founder Anne Beamish joins Julian Clover to talk about the city’s independent sector.

The Cambridge Film Festival (October 22 – November 1 2026) is nearly upon us and Linda Ness speaks to lead programmer, Savina Petkova, who gives us some insights in what […]

Cambridge artist Ian Rawlinson is back with his tenth solo exhibition called Abrasiona at The Edge Café on Mill Road — fittingly, as the café itself turns ten this year. […]