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Prime Minister says ‘tragedy’ of Jason Arday’s death must be a ‘moment for reflection’
23+ hour, 11+ min ago (811+ words) Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said the death of former Cambridge professor Jason Arday is a “tragedy” and should be a “moment for reflection”. Mr Arday, who resigned after a plagiarism row, was pronounced dead after emergency services were called…...
Ian Sollom: Radio astronomy doesnât often make headlines â now it does for the worst possible reason
1+ day, 9+ hour ago (251+ words) Opinion | Ian Sollom, Liberal Democrat MP for St Neots and Mid Cambridgeshire, writes for the Cambridge Independent. Radio astronomy doesn’t often make headlines. This is one of the rare occasions it has, and for the worst possible reason. And this…...
Former University of Cambridge professor Jason Arday found dead at his south London home
1+ day, 13+ hour ago (511+ words) Jason Arday, who last week resigned as a professor at the University of Cambridge following plagiarism accusations, has been found dead. The Metropolitan Police said they were called by the London Ambulance Service at 3.12pm on Friday (14 August) following a report…...
In pictures: ‘Cats of Cambridge’ exhibition on now at Museum of Cambridge
3+ day, 19+ hour ago (310+ words) If you’re not aware of the connections between cats and the city of Cambridge, then a new exhibition might just surprise you. From feline friends to fine ceramics, the Cats of Cambridge exhibition is on now at the Museum of…...
Busway frequency to be reduced due to ‘significant’ reduction in passengers
1+ day, 21+ hour ago (299+ words) The frequency of guided busway services will be reduced by Stagecoach East following a “significant” reduction in passenger numbers during work to install safety fencing. The bus company has confirmed today (Friday, 14 August) that from 1 January, 2027, it will reduce peak-time…...
In pictures: Cambridge Country Show keeps getting bigger and better
2+ day, 5+ hour ago (203+ words) There were plenty of new events and attractions alongside all the old favourites at this year’s Cambridge Country Show, which took place at Stow Cum Quy Park over the weekend (8-9 August). Sophie Edmundson, director of event organiser Quintessentially British Events,…...
Disbelief at Cambridge junction with 51 pothole patches amid claims contractors are paid per patch
2+ day, 13+ min ago (713+ words) A staggering 51 pothole patches have been laid at a single Cambridge junction, prompting both current and former councillors to warn the county’s maintenance contract encourages quick, repeat fixes rather than durable repairs. Former councillor Dr Jocelynne Scutt said it is…...
Cambridge’s first cat café - Catte Latte - defends plans as welfare charity raises concerns
2+ day, 55+ min ago (659+ words) The owners of Cambridge’s first cat café have defended their plans after welfare concerns were expressed by the charity Cats Protection. Catte Latte is due to open on Cambridge’s Mill Road on Saturday (15 August). It will feature rescue cats, which…...
Cambridge Forum unveils seven 2026 Pitch My Idea finalists
2+ day, 21+ hour ago (367+ words) Cambridge Forum has announced the seven companies selected to present to the audience at Pitch My Idea in September at Cambridge Corn Exchange. The event, which takes place 10-11 September, is for start-ups and entrepreneurs exploring “the cutting edge of AI…...
Home form once again key to United’s success
2+ day, 18+ hour ago (520+ words) Replicating last season’s home form is going to be tough, but head coach Neil Harris believes that results at the Cledara Abbey Stadium will go a long way to determining how successful his newly-promoted Cambridge United side are in League…...