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April 21, 2025

Pixie on the mend after air gun pellet breaks leg

A KITTEN has been left with a broken leg after being shot with an air gun in Soham.

1 min

More than 50 Dürer prints on show at Fitzwilliam

COLLECTION HAS BEEN SUBJECT OF FOUR-YEAR CONSERVATION PROJECT

1 min

The changes that could cost councils more than £18 million

CAMBRIDGESHIRE and Peterborough are poised to undergo significant changes as part of the UK government's Local Government Reorganisation (LGR) plans.

2 mins

Photo identification must be shown to cast a vote

PEOPLE who intend to vote in the upcoming local elections have been warned of the approaching deadline for proxy votes.

1 min

The responsibilities and powers that will await the next mayor

THE next Mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough will be granted a range of responsibilities and powers after being elected.

2 mins

'Our life burned down in a few minutes' says mum as pet dies in fire

A MOTHER has said it at fire in her family home in a Cambridgeshire town was like a \"horror movie\".

2 mins

'We painted it Oxford blue to begin with - just to be controversial'

A CAMBRIDGE pub that is popular with locals and tourists alike has been run by the same landlord for 18 years.

1 min

Gatwick still the worst for flight delays

GATWICK has retained its position as the UK's worst airport for flight delays, as it continues to suffer from air traffic control (ATC) disruption.

1 min

Miliband hits at Farage over net zero 'nonsense'

ED MILIBAND has accused Nigel Farage of peddling \"nonsense and lies\" by appearing to blame the Government's commitment to net zero for the crisis in the UK steel industry.

1 min

Poll predicts Reform would win most seats if election was held now

REFORM UK would be on course to win most seats with no party close to an overall majority if an election were held imminently, a new poll suggests.

1 min

Exhibition shows the many sides of artist

IF you know Colin Self, you'll probably know him as one of the British Pop Art pioneers of the 1960s, but as this retrospective shows, there's a lot more to this underrated artist than his eye catching work that made a splash six decades ago.

1 min

Cash in with cashback

Sites offering cashback voucher codes like Quidco and TopCashback are a brilliant way to make your spending go further.

3 mins

How new laws should put an end to nasty hidden fees

Finally some good news! Shopping online is about to get much easier thanks to a ban on 'drip pricing'.

1 min

Opposites attract

A CHALK and cheese romance proved one of the TV comedy hits of the 1980s.

1 min

Ops that just can't wait

WHEN you're lying nervously in a hospital bed ahead of surgery, the wait can feel never-ending.

1 min

THE REAL DAD'S ARMY

IT MIGHT have been nicknamed 'Dad's Army' but at its height the Home Guard boasted 1.5 million members. It was also the very last line of defence against a much feared German invasion.

1 min

JPR One the pick at Plumpton

JPR One can stamp his class on the £100,000 BetGoodwin Sussex Champion Chase Handicap Chase at Plumpton.

3 mins

Kaikai boosts Cambridge's League One survival hopes with late winner at Terriers

CAMBRIDGE United responded superbly to a late Huddersfield Town equaliser to boost their faint survival hopes with a 2-1 victory in West Yorkshire on Good Friday.

2 mins

Harris: Team showed quality and resilience

CAMBRIDGE United boss Neil Harris hailed his side's resilience after they hit back to beat Huddersfield Town 2-1 on Good Friday despite conceding a late equaliser.

2 mins

'We're still in with a chance of staying up'

CAMBRIDGE United head coach Neil Harris believes his side have given themselves \"a fighting chance\" of pulling off a dramatic escape from relegation as they take on Leyton Orient this afternoon.