Columnist Charlotte Griffiths shares a trio of thrillers by local authors to sink your teeth into this month
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From thick-shelled eggs to Greek street eats, here’s what’s cooking in Cambridge this April
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Congratulations to the winners and highly commended runners-up of our People’s Choice Awards! Here’s the long-awaited roll of honour…
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April is a busy month, with plenty of fun activities for all the family. Here’s our round-up of things to do and places to go Top image by National Trust…
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From thick-shelled eggs to Greek street eats, here’s what’s cooking in Cambridge this April Thicker shells spell decadence [caption id="attachment_43961" align="alignright" width="300"] Hotel Chocolat 2025 Easter collection[/caption] Hotel Chocolat has...
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Drinking tea is our national pastime – so what better way to treat your mum this Mother’s Day than taking her out for afternoon tea? Elisha Young rounds up some...
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Columnist Charlotte Griffiths shares a trio of thrillers by local authors to sink your teeth into this month Words Charlotte Griffiths Dead To Me by Gytha Lodge Double points for...
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As the third speaker in the annual lecture series addressing Virginia Woolf’s seminal essay, honorary patron of the Cambridge Literary Festival Frances Spalding explores its timeless appeal Image by Simon...
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Performing at the Corn Exchange on 30 March, Bootleg Beatle Steve White describes how he gets into character as young Paul McCartney The Swinging 60s was an iconic era for...
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From club nights to Britpop bands, stand-up comedy and community theatre, Cambridge’s coolest indie venue is 35 this month. Popular culture manager Rob Tinkler reflects on the highlights Few live...
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April is a busy month, with plenty of fun activities for all the family. Here’s our round-up of things to do and places to go Top image by National Trust...
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Birthday parties and the great outdoors – columnist Cat Hufton on the joys of the summer holidays Last week, I was watching one of those sickly sweet Reels on Instagram....
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Nurturing plants from seed is an exciting and cost-effective way to fill your garden. Sally Petitt, head of horticulture at Cambridge University Botanic Garden, shares her expert tips For me,...
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Embrace the interiors trend of energising colours and uplifting tones, says Fiona Cumberpatch Lead picture Lola Design [caption id="attachment_43800" align="alignright" width="300"] Lime Lace[/caption] For the last decade or so, neutral...
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Congratulations to the winners and highly commended runners-up of our People’s Choice Awards! Here’s the long-awaited roll of honour… This issue, we’re celebrating the very best of Cambridge – the...
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As Cambridge University Boat Club gears up to face Oxford on 13 April, we hear from the coaches about the gruelling training programme Teams from Britain’s two most prestigious universities...
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Explore life beyond the city limits with these regional staycation ideas for spring [caption id="attachment_43747" align="alignright" width="200"] The ship of the Fens at Ely[/caption] Whether you’re after history, nature or...
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Looking for a wellbeing boost this month? Visit these lush locales to escape Leading image Howard Rice Cambridge in spring is a sight to behold. Bursting with colour and vibrancy,...