Trinity Street to close for month-long roadworks
Tompkins Table 2025: Trinity widens gap on Christ’s
New NHS platform causes security concerns in Cambridge
News in Brief: Christ’s ‘canyon,’ creative acclaim, and cartilage cures
The project had been expected to create 1,000 jobs
A light-hearted round-up of this week’s stories including a potential breakthrough for arthritis, and clashes over a Christ’s library plans
Cambridge City Council projects costs of £92.275 million to update the Guildhall, Corn Exchange, and Market Square
David Woodman has called to recognise King Aethelstan as England’s first king
Cambridge City Centre was lit up by theatre, music, and circus performances this weekend
The decision threatens North East Cambridge housing development plans just months after project approval
This follows reports that crumbling locks are threatening the future of rowing and punting
Admissions
The positive trajectory of A-Level results across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, continues from last year
The shake-up follows the cancellation of the 2025 festival, after losses of more than £320,000 in 2024
The victim was a student at EF International Language Campuses Cambridge
The building has faced issues such as water ingress and unsuitable window glazing
The SU condemned the move, claiming that the ‘University now has a responsibility to act accordingly’
Newnham’s Head Porter said: ‘Most inappropriate behaviours (or worse) are perpetrated when we allow the conditions for it’
The University has also filed for an injunction on Chestnut Tree Lawn
The festival will be hosted by King’s, Trinity, St John’s, and Downing
A light-hearted round-up of this week’s stories, including the start of the University’s chancellor election and a four-day week trial
Dr Chris Smith says he has heard ‘nothing’ from the University executives involved in the decision
The guidance will take effect from the first of August
The election for Speakers Officer was the closest race, with two rounds of counting held
An Instagram story was captioned ‘Call us AIDS the way we killed off Queens’’
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Unite members demonstrated this afternoon
This marks the second eviction of the encampment in two days, after Trinity secured an injunction on Monday
