Not everyone remembers history lessons with great fondness – all those dry dates, indistinguishable kings and endless wars... But there’s more to history than names and numbers, as Lucy Worsley...
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Fire, murder, scandal, love... last night's episode of Grantchester had it all. It also provided a glimpse into the true character of the surly, troubled Inspector Keating, a character who's fast becoming...
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Did you hate netball at school? Do you have fond memories of roller discos and more than a passing interest in glitter, face paint and leopard print? Then you might...
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Be quick and you can still don your lederhosen for Cambridge Oktoberfest, which runs from 30 August to 2 September on Jesus Green. Taking place in a huge, 2,000 capacity...
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From Hampton Court to your new shower screen, Edition meets the family business with a varied repertoire. A family firm established in 1978, Go Glass still has family values...
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Andrea Cockerton knows this will be a moment to remember. It’s December, 2014, and the Cambridge- based pianist is on stage at the Corn Exchange with her new 120-strong choir...
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September is one of my favourite times of the year. Many of you will have just survived the school holidays; the first few days of September marking a frantic race...
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The most famous band to emerge from Cambridge in recent history, Alt-J wrote their Mercury prize-winning debut album, An Awesome Wave, whilst living together in the city. On the dole...
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One of the hottest UK acts to emerge in recent years, they’ve established themselves as frontrunners in a renaissance of critically and commercially acclaimed British dance music which has also...
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New bar overlooks river at the Museum of Technology If you were one of the many Cambridgeites that fell in love with Thirsty’s riverside biergarten at the Museum of Technology...