Cambridge Past, Present & Future has signed an agreement to look after Grantchester Meadows. Estate Manager Allan Scott-Davies tells Julian Clover how this beautiful part of our countryside will be […]

It’s Valentine’s day, and who better for Linda Ness to chat to than one of the world’s top experts on love, Professor Viren Swami from Anglia Ruskin University.  

More than 100 school pupils have joined forces to create a guidebook for the city they live in. The Book of Cambridge combined “real facts and helpful information” with “made […]

David Cain has news of what’s happening at this year’s Cambridge Festival (19 March and 4 April 2025). The programme is released on Monday.  

Official warning notices are now being given to motorists who do not abide by rules over a new bus gate, although fines are not expected to be handed out until […]

A 21-year-old student from Cambridge is believed to be the youngest person and first woman to row unsupported from Europe to South America. Zara Lachlan  set off from Lagos on […]

Ofsted’s launching a consultation on using colour-coded report cards to grade school inspections in England. Dr Sean Lang, chair of governors at Queen Emma Primary School in Cambridge, says the […]

Linda meets Nicola Walker from the RSPCA who tells us the story of Coco who has been in the care of the charity for a year and the increasing difficulty […]

The sound of guitars, accordions, cajons, tambourines, and voices will be heard across Cambridge this summer with the return of CamBuskers. Julian Clover speaks to organisers Hilary and Greg Butler.

Liberal Democrats in our city are demanding a review of the decision to cancel this year’s Cambridge Folk Festival. Opposition councillors want an extraordinary meeting of the council committee which […]