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Look back at Cambridge's Cardboard Boat Race as hilarious event becomes history
The event saw people taking to the river on boats made of cardboard in a bid to win the race and out-float the other ...
The £75million renovation set to transform historic UK city with huge outdoor market and new central fountains
THE historic city of Cambridge is set to undergo major upgrades, including the restoration of an ancient fountain. Known as ...
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History Cambridge will look for new offices, putting city’s second-oldest home up for sale
The History Cambridge organization has been based since 1957 in, appropriately, the second-oldest building in the city: the ...
Why Cambridge’s £75m tourism revamp risks stripping the city of its charm
With the city centre already suffering from overcrowding, there are fears that tourists are being prioritised over locals ...
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Guide to your first Cambridge May Week
If you’re a first year having just battled through your first round of Cambridge examinations, this also means you have your ...
How £390m plan for new student halls in Manchester city centre will look
The aging Man Met halls would be torn down and replaced with two buildings 30 and 24-storeys high for around 2,300 students ...
Where’s all the street art? My Cambridge culture shock
Having spent one year away from home, Abril Duarte-González reflects upon the varying functions of street art in Bogotá, ...
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Cambridge moves toward a free shuttle network, boosted by expansion of EZRide since the spring
A Cambridge council committee meeting Wednesday will work toward a municipal transit pilot program, with councillors and ...
Pulling pints and making flat whites: the unspoken relationship between hospitality staff and Cambridge students
For many students, the only encounters with non-University members come in the form of transactions: like ordering a coffee before a lecture or a pint at the end of the day. These mundane, ...