Cambridge and Cambridgeshire News
Keep up to date with the latest news and sports articles for Cambridge and Cambridgeshire. You will also find links on the left that will direct you to local and national newspaper websites and publications.
Mother left 'shattered' after son stabbed to death
The mother says "where I once saw the world in colour, I now only see it in black and white."
NI rise creates massive hole - disability charity
The charity says it will be £235k worse off and wants voluntary groups to be exempt from NI changes.
D-Day servicemen silhouettes break visitor records
The For Your Tomorrow exhibition has been on display at a National Trust estate since 1 October.
Cost of living fairs on offer in Fen towns
The fairs will offer help with managing energy costs and benefits that might be available.
Cash-strapped hospital shuts 63 beds to save £5.5m
The Queen Elizabeth Hospital says it is funding care in the community instead.
Four-day week council's Best Value Notice dropped
The government does not want to "micro-manage" a council experimenting with a shorter working week.
Blue plaque for 'man on the Moon' scientist
Francis Bacon receives a plaque in recognition of his fuel cell that helped to put man on the Moon.
Theft of historic street lamps is 'heritage crime'
Three protected lamps, installed in the 1950s, appear to be stolen.
Is this new Cyclops junction working for cyclists?
The new junction in Cambridge is designed to make crossings safer for cyclists and pedestrians.
Cautious welcome for free school breakfast clubs
A head says it is "amazing" to see more funding for feeding children. but says logistics "could be tricky".
Railway station relocation delayed to 2027
The train station is being moved further along the track as part of plans to build 11,000 new homes.
Village memorials listed ahead of Remembrance Day
A memorial which includes the name of a female canteen worker is among those given protected status.
BBC presenters face fears for Children in Need
BBC Radio presenters from across the country are limbering up for the Children in Need Big Swim.
AI artwork of Alan Turing sells for $1m
Sotherby's says the Ai-Da Robot work "marks a moment in the history of modern and contemporary art".
Could AI help treat brain tumours in children?
About 420 children in the UK are diagnosed with brain cancer every year, researchers say.
Ferguson keen not to 'overcook' Cambridge derby
Peterborough United manager Darren Ferguson says he has tried to play down the significance of Saturday's derby with Cambridge United to his players.
Cambridge striker Lavery nearing return from injury
Cambridge United manager Garry Monk will make a late decision on whether striker Shayne Lavery is fit to return in Saturday's derby with Peterborough United.
Blackpool to host Birmingham in FA Cup second round
Former Premier League sides Blackpool and Birmingham City are drawn together in the second round of the FA Cup.
Cambridge City pin hopes on youth in Women's FA Cup
Cambridge City are set to play in the first round of the Women's FA Cup for only the second time - with over half of their team just 16 years old.
Where the money goes
BBC Children in Need makes a real difference to young people in Cambridgeshire.
Historic fountain returns to March
March?s historic ornamental fountain has returned after an absence of more than a year.
Where the money goes
BBC Children in Need makes a real difference to young people in Cambridgeshire.
Secret Cambridge
Exploring the important role Cambridge has played in the history of the Olympic Games.
Injury will not end Sayers career
British Olympic javelin thrower Goldie Sayers says she does not want her elbow injury to put an end to her career.
Ahern to face corruption charge
Newmarket jockey Eddie Ahern and ex-West Brom footballer Neil Clement are charged with breaches of racing's rules.
Alfreton Town 1-1 Cambridge
Michael Gash's injury-time penalty secures Cambridge a point at Alfreton Town in the Blue Square Bet Premier.
Ferguson expects Gayle interest
Peterborough boss Darren Ferguson is hoping another club will not sabotage Dwight Gayle's proposed move to London Road.
Cardiff 1-2 Peterborough
Struggling Peterborough secure a deserved win to end Championship leaders Cardiff City’s 100% home record at Cardiff City Stadium.
Injured Barnett returns to Posh
Striker Tyrone Barnett returns to Peterborough after suffering a knee injury during his loan spell at Ipswich.
Berry lay-off blow for Cambridge
Cambridge United midfielder Luke Berry will be out of action for up to 10 weeks following a knee operation.
Pompey extend Mendez-Laing loan
Portsmouth extend the loan period of Peterborough United winger Nathaniel Mendez-Laing until the beginning of January.
Family pay tribute to British man killed in Ukraine
Callum Tindal-Draper's mother and father said they are very proud of their son.
Child killed by falling tree branch
Emergency services were called to Banstead, Surrey, just after 16:00 BST.
'My £750 vouchers are useless after restaurant closure'
Customers are told their vouchers are non-transferrable and to contact their banks.
'It's hurtful': No party invite for Paralympians
Sprinter Zac Shaw, from Grimsby, says it shows how differently Paralympians are treated.
Council urged to act following balcony fall death
Sarah McGreevy fell from the balcony of her sixth-floor flat in Hackney while clearing a drainpipe.
Town's poppy display found dumped in park
The display was found smelling "horrible" on Saturday morning, according to the town council.
The good, the bad and the celebrity: Sugar Hut sale is 'end of an era'
The nightclub, made famous by The Only Way Is Essex, is preparing to shut its doors for good.
Double-decker bus crash leaves 17 people injured
Passengers in the two-bus crash are taken to hospital by ambulance, air ambulance and another bus.
Firefighter killed in arson incident honoured
Fleur Lombard was the first woman firefighter to die on duty in peacetime Britain.
Teens 14 and 15 arrested after carjacking stabbing
A man is found with leg injuries in Birmingham in the early hours of Saturday.
Fireworks destroy van after exploding in blaze
Fire crews left the scene early on Saturday but work is being carried out on the road.
Villagers make poppy soldier to remember war dead
Barton-le-Street residents create a life-size soldier decorated with knitted poppies.