Continuing the scuseme what interviews with interesting people around Cambridge. The Red Poll cattle come onto the Commons in Cambridge on the 1st April. I
Cambridge Youth Opera – Opera for free I first came across Cambridge Youth Opera (CYO) in 2015, when my daughter’s singing teacher suggested she join.
Thirsty feels like it has been around for years such is the impact it has made in Cambridge. It only opened on Chesterton Road in
Jazzing it up in Cambridge Cambridge’s Folk Festival has become world-renowned since it started in 1965 and I was surprised to learn that it nearly
Fantasia – Unusual and unnecessary items on Mill Road Mill Road is, without exception, the most diverse and cosmopolitan road in Cambridge with its lion’s
From hops to mops – the hardware store with extras Have you seen what’s at No 1 Arbury Road and noticed the picturesque storefront and
Le Gros Franck – How LingLing and Franck combined their loves in the city Every Chinese schoolchild learns Xu Zhi Mo’s 1928 poem, On Leaving
Having tea with old friends in Cambridge I recently saw a posting on social media about Contact The Elderly, a charity that organises volunteer-led monthly
Meet the Art of Meat The Art of Meat has been recommended to me many times over the years but regrettably, I had not ventured
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