With candlelight, shopping, quiet reflection and possibly a glass of mulled wine, Peterborough Cathedral is embracing the traditions of the season at during the advent weekend of November 30/December 2.

Check out the pantomimes in the Cambridgeshire area in the next few months

Actress Morwenna Banks (among other television roles, the voice of Mummy Pig in Peppa Pig) and BBC Radio Cambridgeshire presenter Jeremy Sallis both added glamour to this year’s fashion show for Addenbrooke’s Hospital’s Breast Cancer Appeal. Morwenna described how cancer had affected members of her family. Jeremy took part in a Men in Black routine. The show, on Thursday, October 18, had models wearing everything from just bra and pants, to evening wear and bridal.

A key member of the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority – and the only woman member – has used the Lib Dem conference this weekend to launch a blistering and indirect attack on Mayor James Palmer.

The family of a “young at heart” Orwell grandfather have taken on a skydive in his memory – as jumping out of a plane was something he always wanted to do.

A “sharp increase in deaths” is putting strain on coroners, a Cambridgeshire County Council meeting heard today.

Numerous trains serving Welwyn Garden City, St Albans and Stevenage have been cancelled this morning as the Great Northern timetable chaos continues.

The Flying Scotsman is to pass through North Herts and South Cambs this morning on its way to Lincoln.

A person has died after being hit by a train north of Hitchin railway station.

British Transport Police have confirmed that a person was pronounced dead at the scene after being struck by a train at Stevenage railway station this morning.

All lines going through Stevenage railway station are blocked after a person was hit by a train this morning.

Chaos is continuing on the rails this morning with lines still blocked between Royston and Cambridge.

Two extra fire engines are now available in daytime hours in rural Cambridgeshire, starting from today.

Commuters across Crow country faced the headache of train fare hikes of an average of 3.4 per cent on their tickets as they boarded trains on the first working day of the new year.