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Students at Brooklands College take part in the 101 challenge
'I really like this challenge. It has helped me a lot and is keeping me motivated during this tough time.'
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'I really like this challenge. It has helped me a lot and is keeping me motivated during this tough time.'
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'It is wonderful to have such a state-of-the-art facility to support pupils’ work.'
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On this day, Waffles café was marked for demolition as part of the Kite redevelopment scheme, England’s oldest bookshop changed hands for the 14th time, and Cambridge was hit by some of the worst flooding for 30 years.
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On this day, the public voted against a proposal to build a new Cambridge Guildhall, more details were released on the Girton College to Cambridge monorail, and plans for the Drummer Street bus station provoked criticism.
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On this day, the 'world’s greatest escapologist' hung upside down 40 feet above Parker’s Piece, a 25-hour jive session took place at the Dorothy ballroom, and Sir Oswald Mosley had dinner at the university fascist society.
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On this day, a new municipal cemetery opened on Newmarket Road, the Ouse and Cam Fishery Board wanted to issue permits to people who caught eels as a living, and a new block of flats for old people opened at Honey Hill.
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On this day, three undergraduates were punished for disgusting behaviour, respectable women found it difficult to get cheap lodgings in Cambridge, and a severe epidemic of influenza broke out at Fulbourn Mental Hospital.
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On this day, the funeral took place of a freshman whose death caused a sensation, Marianne Hudec described domestic life in Cambridge, and Canon Glazebrook was criticised for calling Ely a “drunken, vicious place.”
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Although building work has reached its final stages, whether it will open this spring 'depends on the pandemic.'