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Drought halts Cambridge University's apple dayCambridge University Botanic Garden says not enough heritage apples are available for the event.
EHCP delays see county's schools miss out on £7.3mCambridgeshire County Council admits "there is more to do" to tackle delays in supporting children.
New team to save Antarctic port from climate changeThe mission aims to protect the base which is home to the world's southernmost Post Office.
Classic tractor to be auctioned to thank hospitalA dad hopes to raise up to £30,000 to thank the Cambridge hospital for saving his son's life.
Could 200 asylum seekers be housed in Fenland?After protesters marched thorough a village, what are the plans for asylum seekers in Fenland?
Train wash depot plan for village withdrawnThe proposal to clean trains at the village has been withdrawn, says East West Rail boss.
Road signs leave drivers 'going round in circles'Diversion signs pointing in different directs has caused confusion in Parson Drove, near Wisbech.
How do you breed a £4.5m horse?Records are tumbling at Tattersalls, in Newmarket, as a horse sold for almost £4.5m in October sales.
Woman arrested after 'suspicious' baby deathBoth the woman and baby were taken to hospital, before the baby was declared dead shortly after.
Shire horses help plant new city wildflower meadowThe meadow will be a fantastic sources for pollen and nectar, says Cambridge college gardener.